More Than 7 Million Voter Registrations Are Duplicated in Multiple States

Washington Free Beacon ^ | May 18, 2017 | Joe Schoffstall

[Steve_Seattle]

"So, you're comfortable with this degree of shoddy, reckless or easily manipulated bookkeeping . . . "

Well, I suppose we could implement some sort of system in which every time someone moves to a new city, county, state, or legislative district, their movements are monitored by government and their right to vote is cancelled until they refile in their new location. Is that what you have in mind?

[Steve_Seattle]

I agree. The vast majority of these seven million are NOT people who voted twice, and many might not have voted at all, but who remained on the voting registers of their previous state after they moved to a new state. This is not mass voter fraud, but a reflection of the fact that most states don’t have a comprehensive system for getting people off of the voter rolls when they move to another state.

[semimojo]

FWIW I've lived in 6 states in the last 20 years and never notified any of them that I had left.

I have no idea how many states I'm registered in today.

Pointing to registration anomalies is stupid unless there's some related evidence of fraudulent voting.

[datricker]

This is cool. I will look at this in the morning. Math is fun if it means smoking out t Satan’s little helpers.

[poconopundit]

A lot of states don’t purge their voter rolls.

Agree. Apparently Pennsylvania didn't clear my name from the voter rolls because I got a absentee registration in the mail in my new of Georgia.

The devil could be in inserting votes for known non-longer-in-the-state people.

[monocle]

Google “domicile vs residence”.

[Albion Wilde]

No, it is not, Steve in Seattle. We should keep doing it the liberals’ way which has driven us nearly out of existence, because you feel incensed at the mere mention of finding some way to solve the problem.

[The Bat Lady]

Texas has a process whereby they issue new voter cards every two years. They aren’t to be forwarded if not deliverable to the address to which they are mailed.

They are to be returned and then the county voter registrar removes that name from the voter roles.

I know of no nationwide effort to get the states to make changes to insure more control.

not exactly true. If the card comes back the voter is put in suspension. Not sure for how long but it is REALLY hard to get voters off the rolls. YEARS!!!

If the voter comes in to vote and they are in suspense they must fill out a card of residence about where they live now. And then they walk right in and vote immediately.

[Rennes Templar]

If all the corruption of the Dims were truly exposed, the entire party would be outlawed.