Posted on 10/19/2012 10:38:36 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
A 31-year-old man working for the Virginia Republican party was arrested on Thursday after he was caught throwing out voter registration forms, Richmond, Va., the Rockingham County sheriff's office confirmed to CBS News.
The man, Colin Small, faces 13 felony and misdemeanor counts relating to voter fraud, including one count of obstruction of justice, four counts of destruction of voter registration applications and eight counts of disclosure of voter registration applications.
According to CBS affiliate WTVR local man reportedly spotted Small throwing a bag into a Harrisonburg, Va., dumpster reserved for private use by the company at which he works, and investigated because he was annoyed that the man had improperly used the dumpster. He looked in the bag to discover eight filled-out registration forms.
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A mole that got caught. I am afraid to know how wide spread this is. If he talks, and there are more people involved it could turn into an organized crime case.
Smells funny!
I concur.
No more of this. No more early voting. No more voter registration drives. If people want to register to vote, make them go to the local election board to sign up, and show up at the polls on election day.
I agree. We cannot stoop to their level. We are Republicans. Act like it. We will not cheat. And we will not steal their signs like somebody stole my Romney/Ryan sign. No worries, I have another.
You are among the few who know the ancient Anglo-Saxon term for "working."
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That's correct and the primary reason why I vote at my precinct on election day. No early voting, no mail-in, no absentee. I want my vote to count, and I make sure it is by going the most traditional way possible.
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