Rampant voter fraud

[F&D]

Ok folks, it's looking like Iraq now has more legitimate elections than we're going have, thanks to Obama's friends at ACORN.

With ACORN offices being raided, a county in Indiana having 105% of its population registered to vote thanks to ACORN, and investigations on voter fraud in 10 swing states, every citizen in America should be concerned about the loss of free and legitimate elections.

Expect a federal RICO investigation.

[shah269]

The jellocrats doing what! Oh come on I thought this was the skill that the gop had mastered!

[snakesht]

Wasn't the starting lineup of the Dallas cowboys registered in another state?

[F&D]

Originally Posted by snakesht

Wasn't the starting lineup of the Dallas cowboys registered in another state?

Yeah the entire Cowboys starting lineup was registered in Nevada.

[gtramontelli]

Originally Posted by F&D

...a county in Indiana having 105% of its population registered to vote thanks to ACORN, and investigations on voter fraud in 10 swing states...

Link?

[Royal Tiger]

It's 1960 all over again. You know, how more people voted for JFK in Chicago then actually were registered to vote.

So why is one party AGAINST mandatory photo ID at the polls again.....

Weather your a democrat or republican, there is not one valid reson to oppose ID at the polls.

[gtramontelli]

Originally Posted by Royal Tiger

It's 1960 all over again. You know, how more people voted for JFK in Chicago then actually were registered to vote.

So why is one party AGAINST mandatory photo ID at the polls again.....

Wether your a democrat or republican, there is not one valid reson to oppose ID at the polls.

Agreed. But then what would people cry about when their candidates don't win? (D and R, btw)

[Tally Whacker]

So, I hate to point this out and spoil your party, but what ACORN is being investigated for is REGISTRATION FRAUD, not VOTING FRAUD.

Why do I make the distinction? It's because the entire lineup of the Dallas Cowboys is simply not going to show up in Nevada and vote. All these bullshit registrations will simply not show up to vote. No fraud there at the polling booth.

The group getting damaged by this fraud IS ACORN, because they pay their local guys on a per registration basis, so it's the field guy who shows up with a list padded with Dallas Cowboys, Disney characters and dead actors who is attempting to rip off his employers, ACORN. The office guys should be more diligent in checking the lists handed to them- but that's about as far as it goes.

ACORN has some other problems, but accusing the organization of voter fraud is completely inaccurate.

[snakesht]

I heard that there was a woman (also in Nevada, I believe) who was registered 12 times with 12 different addresses and phone numbers. Assuming that they are in different precincts and she used the same name, isn't it feasible that she could actually go and cast 12 different ballots, provided nobody caught it (which obviously didn't work...in this case)?

[keystonejenks]

So, what are your thoughts on diebold electronic voting machines?

[F&D]

Originally Posted by gtramontelli

Link?

Indiana vote fraud

Does ACORN have an office in Indianapolis? You know they do. According to STATSIndiana, In 2007, Indianapolis/Marion County had an estimated population of 876,804. Of that number 232,607 were below 18 years of age, for a total of 644,197 people in Marion County/Indianapolis 18 or over and thus eligible to vote. (Indiana allows felons to vote as long as they are not incarcerated). So we have 644,197 people eligible to be registered in Marion County/Indianapolis, and 677,401 people registered.

ACORN office in Vegas raided in voter-fraud probe


State Authorities Continue to Scrutinize ACORN Records


ACORN Voter Fraud Investigations Underway in Key Swing State of Ohio


Missouri elections officials suspect fake registrations submitted by group with a past


More Dead, Underage And Fictitious Voter Registrations in Indiana, From ACORN


ACORN's voter registrations questioned

Just google "ACORN voter fraud" if you want more.

[F&D]

Originally Posted by Royal Tiger

It's 1960 all over again. You know, how more people voted for JFK in Chicago then actually were registered to vote.

So why is one party AGAINST mandatory photo ID at the polls again.....

Weather your a democrat or republican, there is not one valid reson to oppose ID at the polls.

Agree completely. Only reason to oppose identification at the polls is because you're in favor of voting fraud.

[gtramontelli]

Is obama implicated in these investigations?

[Tally Whacker]

Originally Posted by snakesht

I heard that there was a woman (also in Nevada, I believe) who was registered 12 times with 12 different addresses and phone numbers. Assuming that they are in different precincts and she used the same name, isn't it feasible that she could actually go and cast 12 different ballots, provided nobody caught it (which obviously didn't work...in this case)?

I suppose if she had ID that showed the addresses she probably could. I'm not sure why anybody would want to do that, though. What difference are eleven extra votes for somebody going to make? Maybe in the election for the local dogcatcher, but that's about it- and the penalty if caught is huge. The payoff/risk ratio is just not worth it.

For vote fraud to be effective it needs to change hundreds or thousands of votes, not a dozen.

[F&D]

Originally Posted by keystonejenks

So, what are your thoughts on diebold electronic voting machines?

I'd be perfectly happy to trade Diebold machines for verifiable voter ID and registration verification.

Do you have any proof that Diebold machines were manipulated? ACORN's registration fraud is proven, documented, and indisputable.

I'm opposed to voting fraud, period. It's not a partisan thing.