The original source is a satire site, like the Onion. So Snoopes is not trying to cover anything up. Maybe you can point to some sites that aren’t based on satire, so that you can prove that this happened this year.
Snopes.com is a website whose purpose is to conduct political warfare through the use of disinformation, false propaganda, sow doubt, sow confusion, demoralize opponents, and disarm the credibility of of conservatives and non-conservative opponents. Snopes.com has no need to originate a story in order to obfuscate the other true news stories or true criticisms. Snopes.com routinely fulfills its purpose as an agent conducting political warfare by ridiculing opponents in the eyes of the public until the public is too intimidated to risk ridicule by reading much less believing any true stories relating to the same subject. In this way Snopes.com contributes to inciting the public into turning a blind eye to the true stories and thereby hide those true stories standing out in plain public sight.
Examplees abound in all of the voting precincts in which there are more votes or registered voters than there were actual voters or actual people in those voting precincts. The problem is an age old one, as can be seen in Kansas in 1854-1861. The Democrats sent armed gangs from Missouri into Kansas and voted at gunpoint when necessary to vote in a fraudulent state government controlled by pro-slaver Democrats, and the number of Democrat votes far exceeded the entire population of Kansas. A rival state constitution and state government was setup by the Republicans and slavery abolitionists in opposition to the Democrat state government recognized by the Federal Government until the Confederate secessions. The elections of 2008, 2010, and 2012 are beginning to resemble the use of armed force to commit vote fraud sufficient to overthrow lawful government.