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1 posted on 11/04/2009 4:56:25 PM PST by darth
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To: darth; 1riot1ranger; Action-America; Aggie Mama; Alkhin; Allegra; American72; antivenom; ...

Only 20% turnout for the election. If Republicans are ever going to win the Houston Mayor’s office, they are going to need to get more voters to the polls when there is a 5 way race loaded with Democrats.


2 posted on 11/04/2009 5:03:01 PM PST by a fool in paradise (I refuse to "reduce my carbon footprint" all while Lenin remains in an airconditioned shrine)
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We only need a handful of successful prosecutions to discourage fraud.

and here is your problem. In 2000 when G W Bush was elected President I remember my dad asking the DA in Fort Bend County, a Republican who is still in office, how many voter fraud cases he had prosecuted. The guy had been DA and an assistant DA for years. The answer was NONE - 0 - NEVER.

3 posted on 11/04/2009 5:05:14 PM PST by TWfromTEXAS (Life is the one choice that pro choicers will not support.)
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To: darth

Excellent info Darth.


5 posted on 11/04/2009 5:07:52 PM PST by Nuc1 (NUC1 Sub pusher SSN 668 (Liberals Aren't Patriots))
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To: darth

Yep. The only way we’re going to stop the crap is for people to get off their butt, learn the law, and poll watch.


12 posted on 11/04/2009 5:30:57 PM PST by Free Vulcan (Resident Obama: Not a President, not a Citizen, living here but from somewhere else...)
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I’ve worked as an Election Judge 2-3 times over the years. It’s not very hard and it does reinforce the integrity of the system. I’ve always felt that vote fraud happens at City Hall, not at the precinct level, because it would be harder to do in secret at the precinct level with all those amateurs standing around.

Anyway, I worked a primary one time in a middle clas precinct where we had Republicans and Democrats on separate ballots so the voter had to declare which party they planned to vote for before they got to vote. I played “guess the party” as people walked in to vote and I found I was right 90% of the time. Republicans usually lined up in an orderly fashion, pleasant, neatly dressed with their voter registrations already out of their billfolds or available after the first request.

Democrats appeared annoyed-to-angry, often unkempt, never had their voter registration card ready for you, sometimes didn’t even have their voter registration card, and a few were already wearing “I VOTED” stickers on their clothing.

It was amazingly easy to tell much of the time who was who.


16 posted on 11/04/2009 5:56:05 PM PST by OrangeHoof ("Barack Obama" is Swahili for "Bend over suckahs".)
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To: darth

The mayoral runoff in Houston is between a gay activist lesbian and an african-american city hall insider. lose-lose


26 posted on 11/04/2009 7:15:42 PM PST by 38special (I mean come on.)
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I'm in! Where do I go to start?

We East Texas Conservative Republicans are already working to put Conservative Republicans in control of the local Republican apparatus, and to send Conservative Republicans to all Republican Conventions.

Now, I'm going to start a project to put Conservative Republican poll workers in all of our precinct polling places.

For any help getting started with that, I'd be "Much Obliged"...


(BTW, did you notice the embryonic "CR" "HTMLogo"?) What an effect we could have if we conservatives all turned up at all our GOP conventions wearing hats with CR on them!


(Yeah, I know it is irritating seeing all that stuff in the middle of the text -- but the next time you see

CR

you'll know what it means..)     '-)

27 posted on 11/04/2009 7:40:49 PM PST by TXnMA (FR's resident "unsientific [sic] dogmatist")
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So take the fight to the next level.

Would it be (legally) considered “invasion of privacy” to quietly follow a voter after he leaves the polls, to see if he goes to another polling place? If somebody tried to vote in a second location, you could get a picture of him and show it to poll workers throughout the area. Or make a video of the confrontation when you challenge him directly. (Don’t worry, there’s always a cop on duty at the polling place.)

Ask for a copy of the voter registration list then take it to the town clerk’s office, where you can compare the list of voters to births & deaths records.

I heard a story about a bus full of people leaving a church parking lot to go vote in another state, during the Obama coronation. Look for buses in church parking lots (voting day is always a Tuesday) and follow it. Be discreet, but be there.

If they want to play dirty, why can’t we play dirty too?


28 posted on 11/04/2009 9:15:39 PM PST by DNME (We are now under a state of national emergency (for H1N1) so Katie bar the door!)
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Purple ink on finger

just like in other third world countries.


30 posted on 11/04/2009 9:58:18 PM PST by DontTreadOnMe2009 (So stop treading on me already!)
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Democrats are processed by the hundreds for vote fraud after every election in the US.

They get their probation and move on.


43 posted on 11/06/2009 10:18:50 AM PST by <1/1,000,000th%
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