We’re up to part four, and we haven’t even hit November yet. You may want to look back at the previous posts in this series, since I went back and updated all of them multiple times before moving on to the next entry… so you may not have seen everything in there.
Colorado: Massive voter fraud is being perpetrated by the same SEIU-linked Mi Familia Vota organization that’s been caught filing thousands of bogus voter applications in Arizona.
Kansas: The issue of voter fraud, Kris Kobach (R) claims is widespread, was debated between the candidates for Secretary of State. It’s an important issue, given that the Secretary of State is the one who validates the election results for the state (which is why the George Soros-funded Secretary of State Project has been trying to get as many fraud-friendly Democrats into those offices nationwide as possible).
Maryland: Union members were threatened with punishment if they didn’t campaign for Democrats and work Election Day polls.
Massachusetts: Several types of voter fraud are being observed (H/T: HillBuzz); much of it benefiting state Attorney General Martha Coakley (D), the same woman who was trounced by Scott Brown for the seat formerly held by Ted Kennedy.
Minnesota: Anti-fraud groups sued over the ban on wearing “Please I.D. Me” buttons into polling places, given that “these buttons are not about any specific political candidate, party or ballot question” and therefore the ban “is outside state law and a clear violation of our First Amendment rights under the United States Constitution.”
Missouri: In fifteen counties there are more registered voters than there are people eighteen and older, according to the Census. (That’s up from 2008, when there were only twelve counties with greater than 100% voter registration.)
While the leftists in and out of media continue to deny that any fraud is happening, former Representative Dick Armey (R-TX) claims that three percent of Democratic voters are dead people: “I’m tired of people being Republican all their lives and then changing parties when they die.”
Tags: Vote Fraud
31 October 2010 at 9:43 AM
Awesome work, RM !
Slight misprint up there. Coakley, not Oakley.
Oakleys are way cooler than that thing.
31 October 2010 at 9:47 AM
Thanks. Wasn’t fully awake yet when I wrote that this morning.
In fact, I’m still not fully awake now.
31 October 2010 at 7:44 PM
[…] a taste of Part Four: […] Anti-fraud groups in Minnesota sued over the ban on wearing “Please I.D. Me” buttons […]
1 November 2010 at 3:00 PM
Here’s another revolting one: Exploiting the mentally handicapped for voter fraud:
http://www.shotinthedark.info/wp/?p=14868
via Instapundit. Feh!!!
1 November 2010 at 5:07 PM
I’ve heard about this happening in past elections, but this is the first I’ve heard of it happening this year. Sadly, I was expecting it.