[republicandiva]

Actually, 2000 was the rehearsal for 2004! In the 2000 election, approximately 245,000 voted in the City of Milwaukee, of which approximately 81,500 were same day registrationS - yeap, even more in 2000 than the past election.

And here's the kicker - to my knowledge, NONE of those 81,500 were ever verified. At the time of a hearing on election reform in 2001, the Milwaukee Election Commission stated they were too "overwhelmed" entering the data into their system to send out cards to verify the validity of any of those 81,500 votes!

[Mo1]

Actually, 2000 was the rehearsal for 2004!

BINGO

The only good thing that came out of that election mess was that more and more people are paying closer attention and talking about the fraud that has been going on for YEARS *cough LBJ cough*

If the Dems want to look into Voter Fraud??

I DARE then to REALLY look into it

[steveegg]

Cripes. 2 Presidential elections in a row with a third of the voters simply showing up at the polls the day of to register. Houston, we have a problem.

[GOP-Pat]

A national registry would solve most of these problems. No state should allow same day registration and voting. It will only get worse since dems are so desperate to win. Every time a person registers anywhere in the US, they could check the national registry to see if they were registered in some other state and not allow them to vote, if they were. My state, Illinois and Iowa are three states I know of that is considering changing to same day registering. It needs to stop everywhere, rather than increase. Six states now have it.