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Three in Franklin County, Ohio charged with felony voter fraud for illegal double voting
“Elections officials working to clean up the voter-registration rolls this summer uncovered the irregularities.” So, contrary to complaints of vote fraud deniers, cleaning up Ohio’s voter registration rolls is actually an effective strategy for detecting and deterring voter fraud. Details in The Columbus Dispatch.
“Three Franklin County residents face felony charges of voter fraud after the Board of Elections reported that they had voted more than once in a past election. Each was indicted yesterday by a Franklin County grand jury on one count of illegal voting. They are accused of voting twice by casting absentee ballots under slightly different names…
71% of Voters Favor Voter ID
Support remains high for voter integrity measures like voter ID, as a new Rasmussen Reports poll also finds 66% of Likely Voters believe voter fraud is a serious problem.
Speaking today at noon: U of North Dakota
I will be speaking today at noon at the University of North Dakota Law School on lawlessness in American elections and those in academia and the non-profit sector who enable it.
With redistricting, “NC Republican legislators likely to get their Congressional wish”
By changing the district lines, the GOP was able to “redraw” the rules of the game, especially when combining voter registrationlink to an article on the effect of redistricting in North Carolina and how the current election may impact the current partisan make-up of the delegation.
“High court to decide on voter proof of citizenship”
Florida AFL-CIO Union to members: “Vote Early, Vote Often”
Apparently, the Union at the link describes the phrase “Vote Early, Vote Often” as the mantra the union likes to live by.
More coverage at the Weekly Standard.
Florida judicial selection system “crying out to be reformed”
“The barn door is open,” Allison DeFoor, former vice-chairman of the Republican Party, said in an interview after speaking at the Federalist Society panel
discussion on the state’s system of merit appointment and retention of
appeals court jurists. “You have a system now where everybody seems to
be unhappy with it, which tells me it’s probably crying out for being
reformed.”
…”You can’t trivialize the facet that people understand that they’ve got
the vote here,” said DeFoor, a Wakulla state committeeman who was the
GOP nominee for lieutenant governor in 1990. “You can’t trivialize that
judicial activism is something that the court itself has been accused of
by dissenting justices. This is not made-up stuff.”
Link to the story in Florida Current. It appears the Florida voter may decide to self-reform the court before the elites have the opportunity to fix a broken politicized system.
Section 5 Thurmond Trial Today
“AFL-CIO, Florida Democratic Party Coordinate Voter Intimidation Efforts”
Full story at Breitbart about what I write about in Injustice “as the smokescreen for criminal wrongdoing in American elections.” This recent threat is not unique, however. The Maryland Branch of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) recently began efforts to interrupt the removal of dead and duplicate voters that were originally discovered by citizen researchers. On September, 9 progressive groups threatened counties cooperating with True The Vote to maintain voter rolls after studies found evidence of more registered voters than living and eligible in counties.”
“The AFL-CIO and Florida Democratic Party operatives’ attempt to intimidate voters from executing their rights to uphold election integrity could not be more blatant.