(Voter Fraud) Less Than Half of Walker Recall Petitions will be Eligible

Gotta be impressed with the dems in general for their sheer arrogance. Once a political party and it's members decide the ends justify the means, having NO ETHICS is so justified as to be completely guilt free. This goes back many decades with them.
The dems use voter fraud as standard operating procedure.

Case in point: ACORN's voter registration drives were legendary for fraud, with people being TOLD they could register multiple times.
People have admitted they did this.

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And of course the Wisconsin state dem party is resisting all attempts to clean up this fraud.

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No wonder the dems DON'T want voter ID laws passed.

Is this how you want a political party to operate? If you do, then you're prolly one of them - corrupt democrats.

 

Union labor accounts for about 7%....and falls roughly within the 20% liberal/leftist voting demographic.

Hardly enough to seat representatives, or affect changes in policy...
without fraudulently "pumping up" their numbers and importance.

 

This comes as no surprise to anyone. Walker will not be voted out.

 

Its how they got Stewart Smally into office. Why should they stop now?

Walker I'm not worried about at all as long as the dead don't come voting.

 

Won't the dems be butt-hurt about THAT, Mike.
What will they pull then???

 

Don't ask...you may not want to hear the answer to that one. Union thugs are capable of almost anything. Remember what Jimmy Hoffa said about taking those SOB's out.

 

Ummm the american thinker lol?? I can see the cries of voter fruad that never happens but is widely reported by the right.

 

Clearly not reported by the left, though - obviously.

And you haven't been paying attention to sources that actually do report these fraudulent activities...


Alabama

• Clifford Don Twilley: vote buying (2011)
• Karen Tipton Berry: absentee ballot fraud (2010)
• Gay Nell Tinker: absentee ballot fraud (2010)

Alaska

• Rogelio Mejorada-Lopez: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Rogelio Mejorada-Lopez, No. 05-CR-074 (2005)

Arkansas

• Robert T. Rogers: Illegally cast ballots (2006). See Baker v. Rogers, 243 SW. 3d 911 (Ark. 2006)
• Jack Crumbly: Illegal signatures on ballots, double voting, and non-resident voting (2006). See Willis v. Crumbly, 268 S.W. 3d 288 (Ark. 2006)
• Sherry Tate-Smith: absentee ballot fraud, double voting, non-resident voting (2003). See Tate-Smith v. Cupples, 134 S.W. 3d 535 (Ark. 2003)

Arizona

• Gina Thi Canova: voter registration fraud and illegal voting (2011)
• Peter Canova: voter registration fraud and illegal voting (2011)
• Rodney Paul Jones: double voting (2011)
• Margarito Blancas: non-citizen voting (2005)
• Carlos Magallanes: non-citizen voting (2005)

California

• Nativo Lopez: voter registration fraud (2011)
• Eloise Garcia-Mohsin: falsely filing election documents (2010)
• Mark Jacoby: voter registration fraud (2009)
• Domenica Malburg: fraudulent voting and voter registration fraud (2009)
• Leonis Malburg: aiding illegal votes and voter registration fraud (2009)
• Don Cornell Williams: voter registration fraud (200

Colorado

• Shah: non-citizen voter registration (2005). See United States v. Shah, No. 04-CR-00458 (2005)

Connecticut

• Barnaby Horton: absentee ballot fraud (2003)

 

4718 out of State? Really? Are they that dumb?

 

Florida

• Maurice Childress: false swearing in an election (2010)
• Greg "Charlie" Burke: voter registration fraud (200
• Mohsin Ali: non-citizen voting (2006). See States v. Mohsin Ali, 4:05-CR-47 (2006)
• Bennett: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Bennett, No. 04-CR-14048 (2005)
• Chaudhury: non-citizen voter registration (2006) United States v. Chaudhury, 4:04-CR-0005 (2006)
• Exavier: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Exavier, No. 04-CR-60161 (2005)
• Francois: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Francois, No. 04-CR-60159 (2005)
• Bain Knight: non-citizen voting (2005). See States v. Bain Knight, No. 04-CR-14047 (2005)
• Lubin: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Lubin, No. 04-CR-60163 (2005)
• McKenzie: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. McKenzie, Case No. 04-CR-60160 (2005)
• O'Neil: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. O'Neil, No. 04-CR-60165 (2005)
• Lloyd Palmer: non-citizen voting (2005). See States v. Lloyd Palmer, No. 04-CR-60159 (2005)
• Velrine Palmer: non-citizen voting (2005). See States v. Velrine Palmer, No. 04-CR-60162 (2005)
• Philip: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Phillip, No. 04-CR-80103 (2005)
• Rickman: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Rickman, No. 04-CR-20491 (2005)
• Shivdayal: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Shivdayal, No. 04-CR-60164 (2005)
• Sweeting: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Sweeting, No. 04-CR-20489 (2005)
• Torres-Perez: non-citizen voting (2005). See United States v. Torres-Perez, No. 04-CR-14046 (2005)
• Velasquez: non-citizen voting (2003). See United States v. Velasquez, No. 1:03-CR-20233 (2003)
• Liltovia Rhodes: false swearing in an election (2003)
• Carlos Torres: false swearing in an election (2003)
• Evangeline Williams: false swearing in an election (2003)
• Lilkevia Williams: false swearing in an election (2003)
• Richard Williams: false swearing in an election (2003)
• Kashawn John : false swearing in an election (2003)
• Gilda Oliveros: vote fraud (2003)
• Humberto Hernandez: vote fraud (199

Georgia

• Nathaniel Gosha: offering to sell absentee votes and absentee ballot fraud (2004)
• Jackson Jones: buying votes (1999). See United States v. McCranie, 169 F.3d 723 (11th Cir. 1999)
• Don McCranie: buying votes (1999). See United States v. McCranie, 169 F.3d 723 (11th Cir. 1999)
• Felton Daniels Sr.: vote buying (1997)
• Leonard Eady: vote buying (1997)
• Curtis "Tap" Hamilton: vote buying (1997)
• Janice Revel: vote buying (1997)
• Steele, Gary Mark: vote buying (1997)
• Bryant W. Williams: vote buying (1997)
• George Grover Yawn: vote buying (1997)
• John Jeff Yawn: vote buying (1997)

Idaho

• Jim Brannon: fraudulent absentee ballots, double voting and non-resident voting (2010). See Brannon v. City of Couer D'Alene CV 2009-10010 (2010)

Iowa

• Christopher Mettin: non-citizen voting (2011)
• Patrick Lyons: felon voting (2011)

Illinois

• Maria Azada: non-citizen voting (2011)
• Michael Collins: vote fraud (2011)
• Deidra Humphrey: voter registration fraud (2009)
• Charles Powell: vote fraud (2007)
• Kevin Ellis: vote fraud (2007)
• Yvette Johnson: vote buying (2007)
• Jesse Lewis: vote buying (2007)
• Sheila Thomas: vote buying (2007)
• Nichols: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Nichols, No. 3:05-CR-30041 (2005)
• Powell: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Powell, et al, No. 3:05-CR-30044 (2005)
• Scott: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Scott, No. 3:05-CR-3004 (2005)
• Terrance Stith: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Terrance Stith, No. 3:05-CR-30042 (2005)
• Sandra Stith: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Sandra Stith, No. 3:05-CR-30043 (2005)

 

Oh, so dem voter fraud is a lie? LOL, Honey, if attacking the source is all you have....don't even try.

What is with the people on the left in this forum who continually deny it despite continued cases of it being posted? Are they all brain damaged??? (Not you, of course, TaraAnne, you're just mistaken.)

8 Democrats Arrested and/or Convicted of Voter Fraud
Phony Democrat Signatures Allowed on Wisconsin Walker Recall Petitions
52 DEMOCRATS Arrested and/or Convicted of Voter Fraud so far
Court Watching: 2008 Democrat Vote Fraud in Indiana and Virginia
4 Democrats charged with voter fraud, ACORN connections
12 charged with voter fraud in Georgia election

Want more? There are plenty. Look 'em up yourself.

 

Indiana

• Charlie White: voter registration fraud (2011)
• Ricardo Alamillo: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Jose Arroyo: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Edwin Aviles: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Rachel Aviles: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Larry Battle: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Brian Berkman: voting in another precinct ( 2007)
• Tonya Bronaugh: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Raymond Carillo: voting in another precinct (2007)
• John Carlyle: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Michelle Chandler: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Dolores Croy: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Robert Crow: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Mario Del Valle: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Alicia Dunbar: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Ivan Dunbar: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Ashley Dunlap: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Ezequiel Godinez: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Florentino Guillen: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Ramon Guillen, Jr.: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Michael Harretos: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Demetreos Hasapis: voting in another precinct (2006)
• Natividad Hernandez: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Mabel Komendat: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Ronald Komendat: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Tamika Lay: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Valerie McGowan: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Alyicia Mendiola: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Antonio Mendiola: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Pedro Moro: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Mark Orosco: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Eduardo Perez: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Glenn Pitts: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Yolanda Ramirez: voting in another precinct 2007)
• Allan "Twig" Simmons: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Constance Simmons-Pedraza: voting in another precinct (2006)
• Tolbert Levones: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Armando Vera: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Arthur Vera: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Elvia Vera: voting in another precinct (2007)
• Shelly White: voting in another precinct ( 2007)
• Ponciano Herrara: voter fraud (2006)
• Terrance Law: voter fraud (2006)
• Joseph Pedraza: voting in another precinct (2006)
• Randall Artis: vote fraud (2006)
• Roy Davis: voter impersonation (2006)
• Christopher Lopez: vote fraud (2005)
• Michael Lopez: vote fraud (2005)

Kansas

• • Leslie McIntosh: double voting (2004). See United States v. McIntosh, No. 2:04-CR-20142 (2004)

 

Kentucky

• Douglas C. Adams: vote buying (2010)
• Stanley Bowling: vote buying (2010)
• Charles Wayne Jones: vote buying (2010)
• R. Cletus Maricle: vote buying (2010)
• Debra L. Morris: vote buying (2010)
• William Bart Morris: vote buying (2010)
• Stivers, William: vote buying (2010)
• Freddy W. Thompson: vote buying (2010)
• Phillip Dion Slone: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Slone, 411 F.3d 643 (6th Cir. 2005)
• Loren Glenn Turner: vote fraud (2005)
• Ross Harris: vote buying (2004)
• Tyrell Matthews Braud: voter registration fraud (2003). See States v. Braud, No. 3:03-CR-0001 (2003)
• Calhoun: vote buying (2003). See United States v. Calhoun, No. 7:03-CR-00017 (2003)
• Conley: vote buying (2003). See United States v. Conley, No. 7:03-CR-00013 (2003)
• Hays: vote buying (2003). See United States v. Hays, No. 7:03-CR-00011 (2003)
• Johnson: vote buying (2003). See United States v. Johnson, No. 7:03-CR-00018 (2003)
• Madden: vote buying (2003). See United States v. Madden, No. 7:03-CR-00015 (2003)
• Todd Newport: vote buying (2011)
• Donnie Newsome: vote fraud (2003)
• Corey Page: vote buying (2011)
• Michael Page: vote buying (2011)
• Smith: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Smith, 139 Fed. Appx. 681 (2005)

Louisiana

• Lincoln Carmouche: bribing a voter (2002)
• Larry Dauzat: vote buying (2002)
• Pamela Thibodeaux: voter registration fraud (2005). See States v. Thibodeaux, 6:03-CR-60055 (2005)

Maine

• Delmer Terrill: multiple voting (2010)

Massachusetts

• Fyntrilakis: non-resident voting (1999). See Fyntrilakis v. City of Springfield, 713 N.E. 2d 1007 (1999)

Michigan

• Jason Bauer: election fraud (2011)
• Disimone: double voting (2002). See People v. Disimone, 650 N.W.2d 436 (2002)
• Adam Mucklin: felon voting (200
• Mike McGuinness: election fraud (2011)
• Edward Pinkney: election fraud (2007)
• Woods: election fraud (2000). See People v. Woods, 616 N.W.2d 211 (2000)

Minnesota

• Lisa May Burleson: felon voting (2011)
• Alfreda Denise Bowman: voting while ineligible (2011)
• Lavern Antoinette Bowman: voting while ineligible (2011)
• Adam Charles Bromander: voting while ineligible (2011)
• Antonio Vassel Brown: voting while ineligible (2011)
• Murock Francis McLeod, Jr.: voting while ineligible (2011)
• Barbara Ann Nyhammer: double voting, absentee ballot fraud (2011)

Missouri

• Brian Bland: voter registration fraud (200. See States v. Bland, No. 04:07-cr-00763 (200
• Bobbie Jean Cheeks a/k/a Dorothy Jones and Bobbie Tobert: voter registration fraud (200. See United States v. Cheeks, No. 04:07-cr-00763 (200
• Cowan Cortez: voter registration fraud (200. See States v. Cortez, No. 04:07-cr-00763 (200
• Carmen Davis: voter registration fraud (2007). See United States v. Davis, No. 07-00010-01-CR-W-FJG (2007)
• Dale D. Franklin: failure or refusal to permit casting of votes (2007). See United States v. Franklin, No. 06-00377-01-CR-W-GAF (2007)
• Brian G. Gardner: voter registration fraud (2007). See States v. Brian G. Gardner, No. 06-00378-01-CR-W-SOW (2007)
• Gibson Golden: voter registration fraud (2007). See States v. Gibson, No. 04:07-cr-00763 (2007)
• Marie Smith Radonna: voter registration fraud (2007). See States v. Smith, No. 04:07-cr-00763 (2007)
• Anthony M. Reliford: voter registration fraud (2007). See States v. Reliford, No. 04:07-cr-00763 (2007)
• Kwaim A. Stenson: failure or refusal to permit casting vote 2007). See United States v. Stenson, No. 06-00385-01-CR-W-GAF (2007)
• Kenneth Demond Williams: voter registration fraud (2007). See States v. Williams, No. 04:07-cr-00763 (2007)
• Tyaria L. Williams: voter registration fraud (2007). See States of America v. Williams, No. 04:07-cr-00763 (2007)
• James Scherzer: double voting (2005). See United States v. Scherzer, No. 4:04-CR-00401 (2007)
• Lorraine Goodrich: double voting (2005). See United States v. Goodrich, No. 4:04-CR-00402 (2007)
• Brandon E. Jones: double voting (2005). See United States v. Jones, No. 4:05-CR-00257 (2007)
• Tammy J.Martin: double voting (2005). See States v. Martin, No. 4:05-CR-0025 (2007)
• Nonaresa Montgomery: vote fraud (2004)

Mississippi

• Lessadolla Sowers: absentee ballot fraud (2011)
• Terrance Watts:double voting (2011)
• Kenny Ray Bowen: vote fraud (2010)
• Jasper Buggs, Sr.: vote fraud (2010)
• James Bullock: vote fraud (2010)
• Tate King: vote fraud (2010)
• Billy Street: vote fraud (2010)
• Ronnie Wilkerson: vote fraud (2010)
• Lillie Jean Norton: vote fraud (2007)
• Ada Tucker: vote fraud (2007)
• Greg Eason: vote fraud (2003) See Eason v. State, 2005 Miss. App. LEXIS 101 (2005)

 

North Carolina

• Sheila Ramona Hodge: double voting (2011)
• Kierra Fontae Leach: double voting (2011)
• Brandon Earl McLean: double voting (2011)
• Lela Devonetta Murray: double voting (2011)
• Ross "Toogie" Banner: vote buying (2004). See States v. Shatley, et al., No. 5:03-CR-00035 (2004)
• Carlos Hood: vote buying (2004). See United States v. Shatley, et al., No. 5:03-CR-00035 (2004)
• Anita Moore: vote buying (2004). See United States v. Shatley, et al., No. 5:03-CR-00035 (2004)
• Valerie Moore: vote buying (2004). See United States v. Shatley, et al., No. 5:03-CR-00035 (2004)
• Wayne Shatley: vote buying (2004). See United States v. Shatley, et al., No. 5:03-CR-00035 (2004)
• Joshua Workman: non-citizen voting (2003). See States v. Workman,, No. 1:03-CR-00038 (2003)

North Dakota

• Jamie Rodahl: double voting (2005)

Nebraska

• Eddie Pierce: voter registration fraud (2010)

New Hampshire

• Christopher Luke Fithian: double voting (2009)

New Jersey

• Belkis M. Cespedes: vote fraud (2010)
• Octavio A. Dominguez: vote fraud (2010)
• Juana A. Gill: vote fraud (2010)
• Jose E. Gonzalez: vote fraud (2010)
• Lucia A. Guzman: vote fraud (2010)
• Ronald Harris: absentee ballot fraud (2010)
• Lourdes Inoa: vote fraud (2010)
• Inocencio Jimenez: vote fraud (2010)
• Rodriguez, Dalila: vote fraud (2010)
• Jose Ramon Ruiz: vote fraud (2010)
• Marty Small: vote fraud (2010)
• Ernest Storr: absentee ballot fraud (2010)
• Wilson A. Torres: vote fraud (2010)
• Ana Vely-Gomez: vote fraud (2010)
• Joaquin Caceres: tampering with ballots and fraudulently submitting ballots (2009)
• Edwin Crus: tampering with ballots and fraudulently submitting ballots (2009)
• John Fernandez: tampering with ballots and fraudulently submitting ballots (2009)
• Samuel Gonzalez: tampering with ballots and fraudulently submitting ballots (2009)
• Jonathon Kowalski: tampering with ballots and fraudulently submitting ballots (2009)
• Jihad Q. Abdullah: vote fraud (2003)
• David Callaway: vote fraud (2003)
• Toni Dixon: vote fraud ( 2003)
• Michelle Griffin: vote fraud ( 2003)
• Floyd Tally: vote fraud ( 2003)

New Mexico

• David S. Chavez: illegally opening a ballot box (2002)
• Horacio Favela: voter registration fraud and double voting 2009)
• Vicky Martinez: election fraud (2002)

Nevada

• Amy Adele Busefink: vote fraud (2011)
• Christopher Howell Edwards: vote fraud (2011)

 

New York

• William A. McInerny: absentee ballot fraud 2011)
• John Kennedy O'Hara: lying about voting address (2001)

Ohio

• Daniel "Tate" Hausman: illegal voting (2009)
• Yolanda Hippensteele: illegal voting (2009)
• Amy Little: illegal voting (2009)
• Jacqueline Maiden: recount fraud (2007)
• Kathleen Dreamer: recount fraud (2004)

Oklahoma

• Darryl Cates: absentee ballot fraud (2010)

Oregon

• Lafayette Fredrick Keaton: voter impersonation (2011)

Pennsylvania

• Ashley L. Clarke: registration buying and voter impersonation (2009)
• Alexis Givner: voter impersonation (2009)
• Mario Grisom: vote fraud (2009)
• Eric Lee Jones: vote fraud (2009)
• Eric Eugene Jordan: vote buying (2009)
• Latasha Leann Kinney: voter impersonation (2009)
• Bryan Williams: vote fraud (2009)
• Jemar Barksdal: voter registration fraud(200
• Peggy Bouras: vote fraud (1999)
• Craig Cummons: absentee ballot fraud (1999)
• Shirley Hughes: vote fraud (1999)
• Austin J. Murphy: vote fraud (1999)

Rhode Island

• Robert Costa: fraudulent voting 2004)
• Keith Costa: fraudulent voting 2004)
• Agnes Mancini: fraudulent voting (2011)
• Anthony Mancini: fraudulent voting (2011)

South Carolina

• Christopher Campbell: election fraud (2007)

South Dakota

• Rudolph Vargas: double voting (2005). See United States v. Vargas, 05-CR-5008 (2005)
• Becky Red-Earth Villeda: absentee ballot fraud (2003)

Tennessee

• Brenda Woods: procuring an illegal vote (2010)

Texas

• Pecos Trinidad Villalobos: illegally transporting ballots (2004)

Virginia

• Troy Bernard Fobbs Sr.: illegal voting and registration fraud (2009)
• Ben Cooper: vote buying and stealing absentee ballots (2007)
• Wilson: election fraud (2000). See Wilson v. Commonwealth, 2000 Va. App. LEXIS 32 (2000)

Washington

• Susan Reisenhoover: voter impersonation (2009)
• Brianna Rose Debwa: voter registration fraud (2007)
• Robert Edward Greene: voter registration fraud (2007)
• Tina Marie Johnson: voter registration fraud (2007)
• Clifton Eugene Mitchell: voter registration fraud (2007)
• Ryan Edward Olson: voter registration fraud (2007)
• Kendra Lynn Thill: voter registration fraud (2007)
• Jayson Lee Woods: voter registration fraud (2007)

 

Wisconsin

• Kevin Clancy: voter registration fraud (2010)
• Michael Henderson: illegal voting (2010)
• Edward G.Johnson: illegal voting (2010)
• David Lewis: felon voting (2010)
• Ramon Martinez: felon voting (2010)
• Maria Miles: election fraud (2010)
• Frank Edmund Walton: voter registration fraud (200
• Olando Maclin: voting while disqualified 2007)
• Kimberly Prude: felon voting (2007)
• Cynthia C.Alicea: multiple voting (2005). See United States v. Alicea 2:05-CR-00168 (2005)
• Ethel M. Anderson: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Anderson 2:05-CR-00207 (2005)
• Deshawn B.Brooks: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Brooks 2:05-CR-00170 (2005)
• Theresa J. Byas: double voting (2005). See United States v. Byas 2:05-MJ-00455 (2005)
• Jiyto L.Cox: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Cox 2:05-CR-00209 (2005)
• Brian L. Davis: double voting (2005). See United States v. Davis 2:05-MJ-00454 (2005)
• Correan F. Edwards: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Edwards 2:05-CR-00211 (2005)
• Joseph J. Gooden: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Gooden, 2:05-CR-00212 (2005)
• Alexander T. Hamilton: felon voting (2005). See States v. Hamilton 2:05-CR-00171 (2005)
• Derek G. Little: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Little 2:05-CR-00172 (2005)
• Milo R. Ocasio: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Ocasio 2:05-CR-00161 (2005)
• Kimberly Prude: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Prude 2:05-CR-00162 (2005)
• Enrique C. Sanders: multiple voting (2005). See States v. Sanders 2:05-CR-00163 (2005)
• Eric L. Swift: felon voting (2005). See United States v. Swift 2:05-CR-00177 (2005)

West Virginia

• Ralph Dale Adkins: vote buying (2006); United States v. Adkins, No. 2:04-CR-00162(2006)
• Toney "Zeke" Dingess: vote buying (2006)
• Clifford Odell "Groundhog" Vance: vote buying (2006)
• Greg Stowers: vote fraud (2006)
• Glen Dale Adkins: voting selling (2005). See United States v. Adkins, No. 05-CR-00148 (2005)
• Jackie Adkins: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Adkins, No. 2:04-CR-00162 (2005)
• Wandell Lee "Rocky" Adkins: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Adkins, No. 2:04-CR-00162 (2005)
• Perry French Harvey, Jr.: vote buying (2005). See States v. Harvey, No. 05-CR-00161 (2005)
• Mark Oliver Hrutkay: conspiracy to influence voting (2005). See United States v. Hrutkay, No. 2:04-CR-00149 (2005)
• Alvin Ray Porter, Jr.: conspiracy to influence voting (2005). See United States v. Porter, No. 2:04-CR-00145 (2005)
• Jerry Weaver: vote buying (2005). See United States v. Adkins, 2:04-CR-00162 (2005)
• Danny Ray Wells: conspiracy to influence voting (2004). See United States v. Wells, No. 02-CR-00234 (2004)
• Johnny Mendez: conspiracy to influence voting (2004). See United States v. Mendez, No. 2:04-CR-00101 (2004)

Wyoming

• Carolyn Paseneaux: vote fraud (2000)

Do you have any questions, TaraAnne? I certainly hope you're not one of those leftists that stick to your claims even when they're definitively proven false. You're not of that type, are you?

 

I just hope the Wisconson voters are smart enough to stop the commie union machine. Btw, Tex, I'm submitting your avatar as the coolest and most appropriate one this forum has ever seen. Good job!

 

There is no better example of voter fraud than Al Franken getting elected in MN.

 

Voter fraud has been going on since Boss Tweed.

 

So let's look at this.

Your Wisconsin list, for example, cites *6* reports of possible voter irregularities in 2010.

Most of those involved submitting fraudulent voter-registration applications -- a crime that doesn't actually involve fraudulent voting. And is unlikely to, since such applications are regularly uncovered in the application review process. And voter ID laws wouldn't catch this.

There were a handful of cases where convicted felons voted, either knowingly or not, and a couple of others where people voted twice. Voter ID laws wouldn't catch this, either.

All told, 2010 saw a whopping 7 people accused of actual voting fraud in Wisconsin. NONE of the cited cases would have been prevented with a Voter ID law.

So conservatives/Republicans point to this list, then propose a solution that DOES NOTHING TO ADDRESS CASES SUCH AS THE ONES THEY CITE, and is likely to keep thousands of people from casting ballots.

And then they wonder why people think they're either a) stupid or b) attempting to disenfranchise voters.

 

Voter registration fraud is part of Voter Fraud and against the law just the same. The implication is getting more people than legal to vote. Since it is so easy, as proven lately, that voting can be done illegally, the laws do not "catch" voter fraud but only convict if caught. Voter ID will help as it will not allow someone to vote in someone else's place.

 

And the rest of the cases don't count because they were in earlier years????? And asking a voter to present actual ID as to WHO they are is disenfranchising? They cannot live a normal life in the US without proof of ID. Why is it a big deal to show ID when voting?

 

My question is how many of these cases were actually convicted of voter fruad? Seems that number isnt anywhere in your post because it doesnt happen a whole lot.

Also with the Walker recall how many of these people were supporters of Walker? Seems that part was left out as well. Seems there is atleast two confirmed instances. With all the outside money coming in from the Koch brothers only one could guess. Then again straying from facts is the Republican way as we have seen time and time again

http://caledonia.patch.com/articles...with-petitions-recalls-likely-to-move-forward

 

Yes. But it's not evidence of anyone actually voting illegally.

Yes, but boards of elections verify new voter applications. I have yet to hear of a case where fraudulent registrations were submitted as part of an effort to get extra votes. Every case I've heard of has involved someone making up registrations in order to meet some quota set by the organization doing the registering. And quite often those organizations -- which do some verifications of their own -- flag improper registrations themselves.

Lots of illegal things are easy to do. It's not so easy to avoid getting caught afterward.

Yep -- just like practically every other law.

That's a problem that nobody has shown to be an actual problem. If it were widespread, you'd expect to have hundreds if not thousands of complaints where somebody went to vote and discovered someone had already voted in their name. I have not heard *one* such case. There might be some out there, but they are vanishingly rare.

It's certainly not such a problem that we should embrace a solution that disenfrancishes thousands of voters. That's a cure that's worse than the disease.

 

What's important is the per-year number, as that's the number of improper votes affecting any given election. Cases from 2005 are relevant to the 2005 election cycle, but not to the 2010 election cycle.

Statistics show that millions of eligible voters do not have photo IDs. AARP opposes such laws because seniors are especially hard hit by them:
http://www.aarp.org/politics-societ...012/voter-id-laws-impact-older-americans.html

Nearly one in five citizens over 65 — about 8 million — lacks a current, government-issued photo ID, a 2006 Brennan Center study found. Most people prove their eligibility to vote with a driver's license, but people over 65 often give up their license and don't replace it with the state-issued ID that some states offer non-driving residents. People over 65 also are more likely to lack birth certificates because they were born before recording births was standard procedure.

Strict new photo ID laws could make voting this year more difficult for 3.2 million voters in Kansas, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin, if the new laws stand, according to the Brennan Center.

Late last month, the Justice Department rejected South Carolina's law for discriminating against minority voters, who it said were nearly 20 percent less likely than white voters to have a government-issued photo ID. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) said she would seek to have the ruling overturned.

So whatever you think is "normal", there are millions of people who do not have photo IDs, and for many of them getting such an ID can be a hardship.

It's telling that while voter-ID supporters have been unable to come up with examples of actual voter fraud that Voter ID would have prevented, we already have mutliple examples of voters being disenfranchised by voter ID laws.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/waukes...aukesha-for-lack-of-id-2q4s4r3-146037615.html
http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/lo...tml_febe7fec-67cc-11e1-8699-0019bb2963f4.html