Amazing story out of the Miami Herald where a grand jury hears evidence of vote fraud and provides recommendations to reign in illegal practices.  There may be some debate over voter ID but there is certainly no debate over voter fraud.  It is real and can swing elections, particularly in close elections:

Florida and Miami-Dade County should tighten rules for voting by
mail and make it easier to vote early in order to prevent fraud and plug
“gaping holes” in absentee voting, a Miami-Dade grand jury has
concluded.

To prove their point, grand jurors made an astounding
revelation: A county software vendor discovered that a clandestine,
untraceable computer program submitted more than 2,500 fraudulent,
“phantom” requests for voters who had not applied for absentee ballots
in the August primary.

The grand jury issued 23 recommendations,
from reinstating a state requirement that someone witness an absentee
voter sign a ballot — thereby making it easier for law enforcement to
investigate potential fraud — to urging the county to work closely with
assisted-living facilities and nursing homes to deter scammers from
targeting the sick and elderly.