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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Alighieri who wrote (711725)4/24/2013 1:19:53 PM
From: simplicity8 Recommendations  Read Replies (4) of 1570548
 
Just in the last four years:

  • To date, 46 states have prosecuted or convicted cases of voter fraud.
  • More than 24 million voter registrations are invalid, yet remain on the rolls nation-wide.
  • There are over 1.8 million dead voters still eligible on the rolls across the country.
  • More than 2.75 million Americans are registered to vote in more than one state.
  • True The Vote recently found 99 cases of potential felony interstate voter fraud.
  • Maryland affiliates of True The Vote uncovered cases of people registering and voting after their respective deaths.
  • This year, True The Vote uncovered more than 348,000 dead people on the rolls in 27 states.
  • California: 49,000
  • Florida: 30,000
  • Texas: 28,500
  • Michigan: 25,000
  • Illinois: 24,000
    • 12 Indiana counties have more registered voters than residents.
    • The Ohio Secretary of State admitted that multiple Ohio counties have more registered voters than residents.
    • Federal records showed 160 counties in 19 states have over 100 percent voter registration.
    • The Florida New Majority Education Fund, Democratic Party of Florida and the National Council of La Raza are currently under investigation for alleged voter registration fraud.

      • You can check all of these figures out, if you choose to.

      Then again, it's much easier, and less of a bother, to simply call someone who draws logical conclusions from the statistics a conspiracy theorist.
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