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USC Law event April 7

American Spectator on True the Vote
More Daily Caller on dead NY celebs on the voter rolls
Innovative Voter ID criticisms
Cost of voter ID in Kansas should result in veto. The Eagle.
Voter ID will hurt the Amish. Solution: “Grendell is hopeful of getting a waiver to allow Amish to allow non-photo state ID cards that many of them have to get hunting licenses. He also thinks having a new county-issued special Amish voting ID would work.”
“Ulterior Motives” afoot in North Carolina.
Only 3? Chicago to watch problem precincts for voter fraud
AP. “The Cook County state’s attorney’s office says it plans to monitor three precincts in a ward that includes Chicago’s Chinatown because of reports of “egregious electioneering” and voter fraud in the previous election.”
Catherine Engelbrecht on Dennis Miller Show
Catherine Engelbrecht of King Street Patriots/True the Vote appeared on the Dennis Miller Show. Audio here.
Voter fraud, voter rolls, NVRA, data crunching, black panthers, 2012, lots more. “People don’t recognize the importance of working at the polls. Once you get closer to the process you realize there is a desperate need” to observe the elections.
How to get involved:
www.truethevote.org
Group home voter fraud in MN
The tragic human side of voter fraud. In Crow Wing Minnesota, a man thinks he voted for Gerald Ford as an assitor stole his vote in a group home. Fox News Exclusive. I learned recently from John Fund that there are legislative solutions to this sort of voter fraud. They essentially standardize the voting procedures in group homes and ensure oversight from multiple parties.
Jerry Mitchell: Marketing the Civil Rights Movement
St. Clair County (IL) voter fraud allegations
CBS St. Louis. “County Clerk Bob Delaney tells the Belleville News Democrat his office and the office of State’s Attorney Brendan Kelly have found hundreds of suspected fraudulent voting addresses and questionable absentee ballots and applications in Cahokia, Centreville and Washington Park. . . . Two years ago two members of Cahokia’s village board plead guilty to charges of voter fraud.” Someone alert Tova Wang.