2020: Voter Fraud Scandals A Top Concern

saraacarter.com ^ | 3/19/2019 | Jennie Taer

[bitt]

Election voter fraud is becoming a major concern ahead of the 2020 presidential election. The Heritage Foundation reports 1,177 proven instances of voter fraud. Judicial Watch found that 900,000 illegal aliens voted in the 2018 midterm election.

Moreover, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said the group sued several states such as Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and California. Judicial Watch is a conservative government watchdog group that has gained prominence in uncovering corruption through utilizing the Freedom of Information Act to gain access to documents.

In most cases, said Fitton, there were more people were on voter rolls than those who could actually vote. Further, the group found 3.5 million extra names on national voter registration rolls.

“Dirty voting rolls can mean dirty elections” said Fitton.

Unexpectedly, Texas is also a breeding ground for fraud. According to the Real Clear Investigations report, Nueces County Clerk Kara Sands discovered that individual votes were being stolen. Initially, Sands was tipped off by an ex-cop who shared his concerns with mail-in ballots. Sands found piles of mail-in ballots each signed by the same person.

“The harvesters come along at election time and bring food, they have these neighborhoods mapped out and they can go door to door and build relationships. Mostly elderly people are being victimized and they don’t even know it.” said Sands.

In 2018, every house seat in Orange County, CA went to a Democrat. However, Orange County is widely acknowledged as one of California‘s only Republican-held majority regions. An unprecedented 250,000 votes were mailed in that year. For example, in 2016, Former California Governor Jerry Brown legalized ballot harvesting. Basically, Brown allowed mail-in ballots to be submitted by anyone including campaign workers and political party officials.

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[MtnClimber]

Illegal voter registration through Motor Voter with democRATs rounding up illegal immigrants and coaching them on what to do when getting drivers licenses. They just have to check the box that says they are US citizens and want to register to vote. There is no ID requirement and they won't be caught if they don't talk about it.

[mindburglar]

Where’s Sessions II? Haven’t heard from Barr since the Bush I administration.

[4Liberty]

[Revel]

I have always said the the get out the vote groups need to be outlawed. I wonder if anyone will ever believe me.

[Eagles6]

Save

[preacher]

L8r

[a little elbow grease]

"In most cases, said Fitton, there were more people were on voter rolls than those who could actually vote." --- I wish I weren't so anal about grammar, but better proofreading, Sarah, brings higher credibility.

"Further, the group found 3.5 million extra names on national voter registration rolls." --- THIS is truly common. Voter fraud very well could be a stronger influence on the results than any Democrat candidate. (jmo)

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Tom Fitton is one of the great Americans. I'd like to see him directly working for the President, (if he isn't already).

[HighSierra5]

“Unexpectedly, Texas has become a breeding ground for voter fraud.” EXPECT IT!