The vote fell along party lines, with
county Clerk Terri Rethlake, a Democrat and the secretary of the board,
and Democratic board member Jim Korpal in favor of the status quo and
Republican board member Murray Wynn opposed to it.
Citing the club’s connection to the Democratic Party and related concerns, including accusations of electioneering, voter intimidation, fraudfull story.
Requests from military voters for absentee ballots have dropped
significantly since 2008, according to newly released statistics,
prompting claims that the Department of Defense is dragging its feet in
enacting a law meant to boost military voting.
The drop in the battleground states of Virginia and Ohio is among the
most pronounced. According to statistics released Monday by The Military
Voter Protection Project, the number of absentee ballot requests by
both military members and other overseas voters in the two states has
dropped 70 percent since 2008.
link to full story.
Requests from military voters for absentee ballots have dropped
significantly since 2008, according to newly released statistics,
prompting claims that the Department of Defense is dragging its feet in
enacting a law meant to boost military voting.
The drop in the battleground states of Virginia and Ohio is among the
most pronounced. According to statistics released Monday by The Military
Voter Protection Project, the number of absentee ballot requests by
both military members and other overseas voters in the two states has
dropped 70 percent since 2008.
link to full story.
Encounter Books has produced this fun fascinating video to accompany John Fund and Hans von Spakovsky’s book Who’s Counting. The video is one of the benefits of having a real commercial publisher help to sell election related books. Voter Fraud 101:
Encounter Books has produced this fun fascinating video to accompany John Fund and Hans von Spakovsky’s book Who’s Counting. The video is one of the benefits of having a real commercial publisher help to sell election related books. Voter Fraud 101:
Breitbart has more on FVAP emailing servicememembers to tell them that the original FVAP website stating they had until November 16 to return ballots was incorrect. No word on how many emails reached the servicemembers, or if all of them have email.
Breitbart has more on FVAP emailing servicememembers to tell them that the original FVAP website stating they had until November 16 to return ballots was incorrect. No word on how many emails reached the servicemembers, or if all of them have email.
Drudge has the story from the Military Voter Protection Project, above the fold.
I’ll have more on the 2012 version of this mess latter today. But here is all you need to know: requests for absentee ballots among military members have plunged, during a cycle where the Pentagon spent $75,000,000 on military voting. States continue to screw up compliance with the MOVE Act, during a period where political appointees trumpeted enforcement of the MOVE Act. Some outlets and sites are ignoring the military voting mess. We’ll have more information here shortly.
Drudge has the story from the Military Voter Protection Project, above the fold.
I’ll have more on the 2012 version of this mess latter today. But here is all you need to know: requests for absentee ballots among military members have plunged, during a cycle where the Pentagon spent $75,000,000 on military voting. States continue to screw up compliance with the MOVE Act, during a period where political appointees trumpeted enforcement of the MOVE Act. Some outlets and sites are ignoring the military voting mess. We’ll have more information here shortly.
Maryland Reporter.
“According to their research, voter registration numbers for Montgomery County resident Rufus Harris of Silver Spring, who died in 2002, was used to cast an absentee ballot in the 2008 general election. Prince George’s County resident George T. Zell of Hyattsville, who died in July 2004, cast a vote in the 2004 general election. Records also indicated that Harris became registered as a voter on Sept. 4, 2008, six years after his death.”