VOTER FRAUD SO FAR

"Those who cast the votes decide nothing.
Those who count the votes decide everything."
-Josef Stalin

You can always tell when it's presidential election because the voter fraud goes through the roof. Here are just a few stories from this election cycle alone:

In Maryland, you probably can vote:

All morning, confusion reigned as outraged voters were turned back from voting sites in Montgomery County because an election worker failed to provide key cards needed to make the electronic voting machines functional.

The snags reportedly included voting machines with no power cords at one Baltimore precinct, provisional ballots issued only in Spanish at a Silver Spring site and poll workers who arrived hours late in Anne Arundel County. At Piney Branch Elementary School in Takoma Park, officials quickly ran out of paper ballots and began telling voters to use scraps of paper. The impediments to voting prompted legal challenges and resulted in court orders to extend voting by an hour in Montgomery County and Baltimore.

I see dead people voting:

The issue of dead voters showing up on ballot records continues to be a problem for election administrators across the country.

Journalism professor Marcel Dufresne of the University of Connecticut led a class investigation into dead voters and said his group of 11 students discovered 8,558 deceased people who were still registered on Connecticut’s voter rolls. They said more than 300 of them appeared somehow to have cast ballots after they died.

“We have one person who appeared to have voted 17 times since he died,” Dufresne told FOX News.

Dufresne went on to assure that there was no voter fraud involved. Only ghosts, presumably. We must count every vote, surely we cannot disenfranchise the most disabled and helpless among us, the dead!

I see dead people voting II: Zombies for Obama

VIP is a Washington, D.C., group hired by national Democrats to register some 70,000 new voters in advance of the presidential and other federal elections this fall.
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Dardenne said cards are being submitted for people already on the voter rolls and “a significant percentage are being submitted without necessary information to register someone and “blatantly false information.

Two cards received in Caddo Parish had George W. Bush as the voter applicant with a 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. address in Shreveport, Dardenne said. Other cards have been filed for prisoners who cannot vote and dead people. In Jefferson Parish, a voter registration card was filed for the registrar of voters.

We'll just take these ballots home and fix them:

Election volunteers trailed former Dallas City Council member Sandra Crenshaw, who was serving as a precinct chairwoman, through Oak Cliff late Tuesday. They allege that she sent away hundreds of angry convention-goers and told them she was taking sign-in documents favoring Barack Obama home to "correct them."

Ms. Crenshaw, who supports Hillary Rodham Clinton, paints a different picture – of a mob of Obama supporters from other states who were so unruly that she had to seek refuge at a police substation.

Democratic Party officials say they're still trying to figure out just what happened at the Singing Hills Recreation Center. So far, they know that Obama voters far outnumbered Clinton fans – and they say it appears that Ms. Crenshaw intended to use voting totals from earlier in the day to ensure that Mrs. Clinton received some of the precinct's delegates.

I took these home for safekeeping:

The New Mexico Democratic Party caucus may be tainted by three ballot boxes that spent the night in the home of the Rio Arriba County party chair or the homes of other local election officials instead of being reported to the state party.

Those ballots still haven’t been counted, but they have been retrieved by the state party.

Several sources told me the ballot boxes spent the night at the home of Rio Arriba County Democratic Party Chair Theresa Martinez, whose state-lawmaker husband, Sen. Richard Martinez, endorsed Hillary Clinton. But Richard Martinez told Santa Fe New Mexican reporter Kate Nash that the boxes actually spent the night in the homes of three polling-place managers. He gave Nash no explanation for why the results from those ballots weren’t reported to the state party last night and why they were instead kept overnight in officials’ homes.

“The site managers locked them and they kept them and they took them to my wife this morning,” Nash quoted Richard Martinez as saying.

That's just for the primary season, people. You remember 9/11, the monumental event that movies have not been made about, TV shows have barely mentioned, and the news shows refuse to show footage of? 8 of the kidnappers - all of whom were on expired visas and not US citizens - were registered to vote.

Meanwhile Democrats and leftists struggle to block any and all identity program to ensure that people are who they say they are as they vote, and work to make fraud easier and less identifiable with motor voter and vote-by-mail only laws.

In a Republic, if you lose the credibility and trust of voting, you lose the Republic. For some, gaining power is worth that price.

Election 2008, Fraud