Posted on 06/26/2014 7:38:19 AM PDT by george76
I did, but I am a conservative.
My wife and I just voted in the CA Primary. We noticed, when signing the register that our married daughter was listed with us ( because she uses her maiden name and because she lived with us when first married over ten years ago). Since that time, she has been out of the country for two years and has been registered in two other CA counties. So I called the Registrar of Voters and was told that she was listed as and “inactive voter,” and that she would have to contact the Registrar personally to have her name removed . It wasn’t really clear that she could have actually voted here, but this is BS! It used two be that if you failed to vote in two successive state-wide elections, you were removed from the voter roles. Looks to me like another RAT-inspired voter fraud process.
And I wonder how many of those get voted without the knowledge of the person who moved.
No, what I see is issues at the polling places, where dishonest @#$%@#$ cast afterhours party line votes for all those registered, but non-voting people. 'Tis how they get 100+% turnout in elections. Nearly 7 million oppotunities to have that happen, according to this article. And, I'd bet that's the tip of the iceberg.
.....see my post 44. GMTA
Your snide dismissal of a fellow Freeper’s comment is all I need to know about you and I’m still waiting for your solution. That any of us here disagrees with you does not make us an enemy of the state.
I suspect more federal intervention would appease your obsession with voter fraud? Every state has its priorities and that is what helps to keep the ‘rights’ in States Rights.
All that is necessary to fight instances of fraud is to punish it with severe and I mean severe means.
No need to respond. I have more important work to accomplish
than to read the bilbous froth from the likes of you.
I lived in FL and KNOW that some people vote in two states. Probably enough to swing national elections.
Got nothing to do with real vote fraud. I have voted legally in 5 states and am not unregistered in any of them. How does one un-register? New registrations and change of addresses are supposed to wipe out the old. Of course, they do not. The real fraud consists of 'dormant' lapsed registrations being awakened to issue absentee ballots or by sending in voters to sub for "missing" voters.
A far more 'real' issue is apparent in FL, where many thousands of "Snowbirds" and retired people ... usually Democrats, consciously maintain their NY, NY, MI,IL, NE etc registration and vote in their home district by absentee ballot, thoughtfully forwarded to FL by mail, and also register in FL with Motor Voter, or at the PO, to vote in FL.
Maybe 200,000 of'em. That's more than enough to screw up FL, and in a national election, to give the state's electoral vote to the Democrat. Speaking of iceberg tips, that is far from the full story of FL vote fraud, as the probably honest but somewhat naive Co. West discovered to his chagrin. And, he didn't fight it very hard, IMNVHO.
This was a citizen's wake-up call to me, though. I swear to go back and "unregister" wherever I was formerly registered.
I’ll bet there are democrats who figure out which people have moved and send people to vote under those voter registrations.
NH has a large college presence.
They are always around during voting.
They mostly vote Democrat.
They can vote in this state as a resident and also send in an absentee ballot from their home state. Happens all the time.
You may rely on me to dismiss any comment from a stranger that includes juvenile name-calling. Your apparent claim to a higher plane of existence is not only laughable but immediately nullified by your own idiopathic displaced anger.
In fact, your response was such a non sequitur I still am not convinced you were responding to me specifically, especially as I was paraphrasing the other side as a means of emphasizing its intellectual bankruptcy.
This latest response of yours is irrefutable proof that you didn’t read my first one. Are you one of these people who demands ‘dialogue’ while shouting over the other person or ignoring the very response you have solicited?
Demanding I provide a ‘solution’ is a red herring. The solutions exist already in statue. One person, one vote. Your personal circumstances may matter to you greatly but I repeat: the law was followed in your case. That certainly does not mean it follows suit everywhere and anywhere.
If you are able to see through the red mist, we are agreeing on more than you may care to admit. I am not advocating for federal one-size-fits-all anything.
I see flame wars crop up only rarely on FR and wonder how and why they start but your rabid misanthropy provides some insight as does your fingers-ears-la-la-la conclusion.
statue => statute
The voting fraud that sticks in my craw is old people’s homes. I know a small municipality that was destroyed by a large “retirement” warehouse full of, shall we say, malleable voters. Every single resident was registered, and every single resident voted identically. The real estate values crashed as people moved out of the township.
Gee, ya mean our electoral process has been corrupted, undermined and compromised?
I wonder if the government aiding and abetting tens of millions to enter our country illegally might be one factor here??
I had no idea this level of corruption was going on!
gak...
I would not think they would dare register in those states. If you are a registered voter, you are a resident and liable for payment of state income tax. I know that both NY and IL are very tough on this, they will go after you for thousands of dollars.
Exactly.
I read the whole damn article looking for the red meat, namely evidence of how much cross-state multiple voting actually happens (e.g., Massholes with second homes in Floriduh).
My hunch is that the bulk of electoral fraud does not depend on registering in multiple states. Rather, it's multiple fake registrations by individuals in the same urban area or ballots cast by corrupt officials for registrants who didn't show or who they knew wouldn't show. Or spoiling ballots already cast for the wrong candidate. Or simple fudging of totals.
Anyway, this is a well known phenomenon in FL, which has no state income tax as of yet yet, and most of the Yankee geezers who pull this crappy stunt are pretty hard-nosed Democrats. It is much worse on on the Atlantic Coast than on the Gulf, but it affects all of FL.
Throw in the illegal geezer vote with illegal aliens and the vote corruption endemic in majority African-American districts and you just ain't gonna get a straight vote out the Floridiots.
The electoral process in FL is in very bad shape
One federal agency already has that covered:
Yea, tell SSA but no worries about the Elections Office. After all, everyone has the right to vote. ;-)
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