Union Voting Machines May Be Committing Fraud

[barfo]

They were all punched before the recount, using the machine.

Link? You know, it doesn't become true just because you want it to be.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

Link? You know, it doesn't become true just because you want it to be.

barfo

It's fraud just for the fact he had the machine. It put every single ballot in the surrounding districts in question.

 

[barfo]

It's fraud just for the fact he had the machine.

No, I think you need to go look up "fraud" in the dictionary.

It put every single ballot in the surrounding districts in question.

And, according to you guys, by extension it puts every ballot across the country in question. One possibly bad apple really does spoil the whole bunch, according to this thread.

Face it, the examples you are trotting out here in support of "widespread voter fraud" are lame in the extreme. You are failing to make the case.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

Maybe you need to look up widespread in the dictionary.

http://www.rottenacorn.com/activityMap.html

looks widespread to me.

 

[Denny Crane]

And election fraud is defined:

election fraud - misrepresentation or alteration of the true results of an election

 

[barfo]

And election fraud is defined:

election fraud - misrepresentation or alteration of the true results of an election

And stuff like having a voting machine in your trunk or turning in false voter registrations don't actually affect elections. Show me the evidence of actual voter fraud, where there is ACTUAL, not wished-for, evidence of election results ACTUALLY being changed fraudulently.

Then show me that such fraud is widespread.

Bet ya can't.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

And stuff like having a voting machine in your trunk or turning in false voter registrations don't actually affect elections. Show me the evidence of actual voter fraud, where there is ACTUAL, not wished-for, evidence of election results ACTUALLY being changed fraudulently.

Then show me that such fraud is widespread.

Bet ya can't.

barfo

Where does "widespread" fit in to anything? It's just a silly demand on your part, and a strawman.

As the 2000 recount proved, the rigging of ballots only needed to be a few hundred, and in one district would suffice.

 

[barfo]

Where does "widespread" fit in to anything? It's just a silly demand on your part, and a strawman.

Hardly. Earlier in this thread, maxiep was claiming there was a "pattern" and that these are "not isolated incidents".

As the 2000 recount proved, the rigging of ballots only needed to be a few hundred, and in one district would suffice.

yeah, if you know ahead of time exactly how the vote is going to turn out. I don't remember lots of people predicting that Florida would be decided by a couple hundred votes.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

But if you want widespread, you got it.
http://www.rottenacorn.com/activityMap.html

CO 2005 2 Acorn employees CONVICTED of submitting false voter registrations. It's a crime if they can be convicted of it, and certainly a voter fraud crime.

FL 2009 11 Acorn employees accused of forging voter registrations. Police found 197 of 260 registration forms with invalid identification.

IN 2008 4000 Acorn submitted registrations thrown out because they had identical handwriting on them and the people registered were dead.

MO 2008 same story as IN 2008

MO 2007 4 Acorn workers indicted

MO 2006 8 Acorn workers indicted

NV 2009 Acorn indicted on 26 counts of voter registration fraud

OH 2004 Acorn worker indicted for signature forgery

PA 2009 9 Acorn workers indicted for submitting falsified registration forms

PA 2008 state threw out 57,000+ registration forms submitted by Acorn. Is 57,000 widespread?

TX 2008 state threw out 10,000+ registration forms submitted by Acorn.

WA 2007 3 Acorn plead guilty and four more were charged, in the worst case of voter registration fraud in Washington state history. More than 2,000 fraudulent voter registration cards were submitted by the group during a voter registration drive.

WI 2008 2 Acorn employees charged with felonies over voter registration fraud.



There are similar lists for project vote and a number of other organizations.

 

[barfo]

But if you want widespread, you got it.
http://www.rottenacorn.com/activityMap.html

CO 2005 2 Acorn employees CONVICTED of submitting false voter registrations. It's a crime if they can be convicted of it, and certainly a voter fraud crime.

FL 2009 11 Acorn employees accused of forging voter registrations. Police found 197 of 260 registration forms with invalid identification.

IN 2008 4000 Acorn submitted registrations thrown out because they had identical handwriting on them and the people registered were dead.

MO 2008 same story as IN 2008

MO 2007 4 Acorn workers indicted

MO 2006 8 Acorn workers indicted

NV 2009 Acorn indicted on 26 counts of voter registration fraud

OH 2004 Acorn worker indicted for signature forgery

PA 2009 9 Acorn workers indicted for submitting falsified registration forms

PA 2008 state threw out 57,000+ registration forms submitted by Acorn. Is 57,000 widespread?

TX 2008 state threw out 10,000+ registration forms submitted by Acorn.

WA 2007 3 Acorn plead guilty and four more were charged, in the worst case of voter registration fraud in Washington state history. More than 2,000 fraudulent voter registration cards were submitted by the group during a voter registration drive.

WI 2008 2 Acorn employees charged with felonies over voter registration fraud.



There are similar lists for project vote and a number of other organizations.

FAIL. All (or most, I didn't check carefully) of those are about voter registration, not votes. To actually change an election, you need to change votes. Submitting fake registration forms doesn't do it.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

Hardly. Earlier in this thread, maxiep was claiming there was a "pattern" and that these are "not isolated incidents".



yeah, if you know ahead of time exactly how the vote is going to turn out. I don't remember lots of people predicting that Florida would be decided by a couple hundred votes.

barfo

There is a pattern. You don't want to see it.

The 2000 election was on Nov. 7. The guy turns in the voting machine he claimed to not have on Nov. 11. The recount was in between those dates. You know, the one mandated by the state's law for elections that are within 1% (or whatever). They knew the election was going to be a recount on election night. They even knew how many votes they had to manufacture. Al Gore wanted to count "all the votes" (but not really!), but only those votes that happened to be in 6 districts, one of those being the one where the voting machine was found.

Equals pattern.

Harry Reid would lose a fair election. Machines seem to want to vote for him all by themselves. Nah, no pattern there.

 

[Denny Crane]

FAIL. All (or most, I didn't check carefully) of those are about voter registration, not votes. To actually change an election, you need to change votes. Submitting fake registration forms doesn't do it.

barfo

No, you fail.

And you don't get it.

For every 2,000 registrations they catch, maybe 10x that many aren't caught. And those turn into votes.

 

[Denny Crane]

BTW, that's Acorn only, and in 10 states out of 57. Is that "widespread" enough for you?

 

[barfo]

There is a pattern. You don't want to see it.

The 2000 election was on Nov. 7. The guy turns in the voting machine he claimed to not have on Nov. 11. The recount was in between those dates. You know, the one mandated by the state's law for elections that are within 1% (or whatever). They knew the election was going to be a recount on election night. They even knew how many votes they had to manufacture. Al Gore wanted to count "all the votes" (but not really!), but only those votes that happened to be in 6 districts, one of those being the one where the voting machine was found.

Equals pattern.

Harry Reid would lose a fair election. Machines seem to want to vote for him all by themselves. Nah, no pattern there.

The trouble here is, you aren't arguing with facts, you are arguing with suppositions. It's been 10 years since 2000. Surely there was some followup to that story about the voting machine being found in his trunk? Surely there was an investigation? What did it find?

The Nevada thing is totally unsupported by any evidence. You might as well just make up the stories yourself if that's your criteria.

barfo

 

[barfo]

For every 2,000 registrations they catch, maybe 10x that many aren't caught. And those turn into votes.

You have no evidence of that whatsoever.

Libertarians rape, kill and eat babies. See, two can play at this game. If facts aren't important, the guy who makes the biggest lie wins.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

No, you fail.

And you don't get it.

For every 2,000 registrations they catch, maybe 10x that many aren't caught. And those turn into votes.

Just so you do get it, here's an eye opener:

http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/mo...igans_indianapolis_has_105_of_its_population/

According to STATSIndiana, In 2007, Indianapolis/Marion County had an estimated population of 876,804. Of that number 232,607 were below 18 years of age, for a total of 644,197 people in Marion County/Indianapolis 18 or over and thus eligible to vote. (Indiana allows felons to vote as long as they are not incarcerated).

So we have 644,197 people eligible to be registered in Marion County/Indianapolis, and 677,401 people registered. Congratulations go to Indianapolis for having 105% of its residents registered!

(how is that possible!)

 

[Denny Crane]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122576113489495571.html

Last week Mike Sandvick, head of the Milwaukee Police Department's five-man Special Investigative Unit, was told by superiors not to send anyone to polling places on Election Day. He was also told his unit -- which wrote the book on how fraud could subvert the vote in his hometown -- would be disbanded.

"We know what to look for," he told me, "and that scares some people." In disgust, Mr. Sandvick plans to retire. (A police spokeswoman claims the unit isn't being disbanded and that any changes to the unit "aren't significant.")

In February, Mr. Sandvick's unit released a 67-page report on what it called an "illegal organized attempt to influence the outcome of (the 2004) election in the state of Wisconsin" -- a swing state whose last two presidential races were decided by less than 12,000 votes.

The report found that between 4,600 and 5,300 more votes were counted in Milwaukee than the number of voters recorded as having cast ballots. Absentee ballots were cast by people living elsewhere; ineligible felons not only voted but worked at the polls; transient college students cast improper votes; and homeless voters possibly voted more than once.

Much of the problem resulted from Wisconsin's same-day voter law, which allows anyone to show up at the polls, register and then cast a ballot. ID requirements are minimal. If someone lacks any ID, he can vote so long as someone who lives in the same city vouches for him. The report found that in 2004 a total of 1,305 "same day" voters gave information that was declared "un-enterable" or invalid by election officials.

According to the report, this loophole was abused by many out-of-state workers for the John Kerry campaign. They had "other staff members who were registered voters vouch for them by corroborating their residency."

The investigative unit believed at least 16 workers from the Kerry campaign, and two allied get-out-the-vote groups, "committed felony crimes." But local prosecutors didn't pursue them in part because of a "lack of confidence" in the abysmal record-keeping of the city's Election Commission.

 

[barfo]

Just so you do get it, here's an eye opener:

http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/mo...igans_indianapolis_has_105_of_its_population/

According to STATSIndiana, In 2007, Indianapolis/Marion County had an estimated population of 876,804. Of that number 232,607 were below 18 years of age, for a total of 644,197 people in Marion County/Indianapolis 18 or over and thus eligible to vote. (Indiana allows felons to vote as long as they are not incarcerated).

So we have 644,197 people eligible to be registered in Marion County/Indianapolis, and 677,401 people registered. Congratulations go to Indianapolis for having 105% of its residents registered!

(how is that possible!)

My guess is that people move out of the county or die, and they aren't purged from the voter rolls. Doesn't mean they are voting.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

http://theblogprof.blogspot.com/2009/04/detroit-has-more-registered-voters-than.html

Detroit election officials confirmed Monday what an analysis of census and population records shows: The city has more registered voters than it has residents over the voting age of 18.

He estimates that Detroit's population is about 853,000, which includes 603,000 people over 18 -- 30,000 fewer than the city reported as its total of registered voters.

"Even if you had 100% voter registration, which we know we don't have, you could not have numbers that high," he said. "Nationally, 67.6% of Americans are registered to vote. For African Americans, it's 60.9%."

Metzger estimates that Detroit's voter registration is closer to 422,000.

 

[barfo]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122576113489495571.html

Last week Mike Sandvick, head of the Milwaukee Police Department's five-man Special Investigative Unit, was told by superiors not to send anyone to polling places on Election Day. He was also told his unit -- which wrote the book on how fraud could subvert the vote in his hometown -- would be disbanded.

"We know what to look for," he told me, "and that scares some people." In disgust, Mr. Sandvick plans to retire. (A police spokeswoman claims the unit isn't being disbanded and that any changes to the unit "aren't significant.")

In February, Mr. Sandvick's unit released a 67-page report on what it called an "illegal organized attempt to influence the outcome of (the 2004) election in the state of Wisconsin" -- a swing state whose last two presidential races were decided by less than 12,000 votes.

The report found that between 4,600 and 5,300 more votes were counted in Milwaukee than the number of voters recorded as having cast ballots. Absentee ballots were cast by people living elsewhere; ineligible felons not only voted but worked at the polls; transient college students cast improper votes; and homeless voters possibly voted more than once.

Much of the problem resulted from Wisconsin's same-day voter law, which allows anyone to show up at the polls, register and then cast a ballot. ID requirements are minimal. If someone lacks any ID, he can vote so long as someone who lives in the same city vouches for him. The report found that in 2004 a total of 1,305 "same day" voters gave information that was declared "un-enterable" or invalid by election officials.

According to the report, this loophole was abused by many out-of-state workers for the John Kerry campaign. They had "other staff members who were registered voters vouch for them by corroborating their residency."

The investigative unit believed at least 16 workers from the Kerry campaign, and two allied get-out-the-vote groups, "committed felony crimes." But local prosecutors didn't pursue them in part because of a "lack of confidence" in the abysmal record-keeping of the city's Election Commission.

It's weird how you can't come up with even a single case anywhere in the united states where someone was actually tried and convicted for voter fraud, isn't it? Seems like a "pattern".

barfo

 

[barfo]

http://theblogprof.blogspot.com/2009/04/detroit-has-more-registered-voters-than.html

Detroit election officials confirmed Monday what an analysis of census and population records shows: The city has more registered voters than it has residents over the voting age of 18.

He estimates that Detroit's population is about 853,000, which includes 603,000 people over 18 -- 30,000 fewer than the city reported as its total of registered voters.

"Even if you had 100% voter registration, which we know we don't have, you could not have numbers that high," he said. "Nationally, 67.6% of Americans are registered to vote. For African Americans, it's 60.9%."

Metzger estimates that Detroit's voter registration is closer to 422,000.

Obviously, cities with rapidly declining populations will run into this problem. Detroit should in fact be the prime example. People leave, but they don't bother to call the county to cancel their voter registration as they go.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1272/is_2726_134/ai_n15866255/

Election fraud remains commonplace

JOSEPH STALIN ONCE SAID, "The people who cast the rotes don't decide an election: the people who count the votes do."

Wall Street Journal columnist John Fund, author of Stealing Elections, writes that the U.S. has a "haphazard, fraud-prone election system befitting an emerging Third World country rather than the world's leading democracy." Democrat Christine Gregoire is Washington's current governor, having won by a mere 133 rotes out of more than 2,800,-000 cast. Or did she? When the election was first over and the ballots were tallied, Gregoire's challenger, Republican Dino Rossi. had won by 261 rotes. A mandatory recount under state law reduced Rossi's margin of victory to just 42 votes, prompting a demand by Democrats for a hand recount, which is expensive and must be paid for by the challenging party. Presidential candidate John Kerry joined groups like MoveOn.org to help raise money for Gregoire and, after the second recount, she was declared the winner by 129 rotes. A judge later changed the total to 133.

However, it was not that simple, as reports poured in concerning serious problems at polling places. Various organizations began independent investigations to determine if the complaints were justified. What was discovered proved shocking:

* On at least 10 occasions after the election, King County (which accounts for one-third of the state's votes) found unsecured ballots and, in nine of those cases, election officials added them to the ballot count.

* King County election officials admitted in sworn depositions that they deliberately submitted misleading absentee ballot reconciliation reports--the reports that reconcile the number of voters with the number of ballots cast. With no system in place to track how many absentee ballots were sent out and returned, King County ended up with 875 more absentee votes counted than the number of people who voted by absentee ballot. Moreover, at least 785 provisional ballots--ballots used by voters whose identification or eligibility to vote is in question--were tabulated improperly, sans verification of voter eligibility. Around the state, an additional 1,033 provisional ballots were identified as improperly tabulated.

* Evidence exists of voter registration drives in state mental institutions, among Alzheimer's patients in extended care facilities, and with felons.

* More than 1,400 felons whose voting fights had not been restored were allowed to vote--including one who voted absentee from his jail cell.

* At least 55,175 ballots were "enhanced" in King County--meaning election workers decided for those voters how they meant to vote for governor if the individual did not select a gubernatorial candidate on his or her ballot.

* In five counties, the Secretary of State certified election results even though there were 8,500 more votes cast than voters credited with voting.

Despite this evidence and more, not one law enforcement official in King County has investigated the problems inside the elections department. The district attorney says he will not do anything unless the King County elections director, who is the person at the center of this scandal, brings charges. The U.S. Attorney General will not investigate unless someone can bring him proof of fraud. In his opinion, the items listed above are insufficient.

 

[Denny Crane]

You're not explaining away how there are MORE BALLOTS COUNTED THAN THERE ARE ELIGIBLE BALLOTS CAST.

Someone is casting those extra ballots. Someone, say, like a few bus loads of teamsters.

 

[barfo]

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1272/is_2726_134/ai_n15866255/

Election fraud remains commonplace

JOSEPH STALIN ONCE SAID, "The people who cast the rotes don't decide an election: the people who count the votes do."

Wall Street Journal columnist John Fund, author of Stealing Elections, writes that the U.S. has a "haphazard, fraud-prone election system befitting an emerging Third World country rather than the world's leading democracy." Democrat Christine Gregoire is Washington's current governor, having won by a mere 133 rotes out of more than 2,800,-000 cast. Or did she? When the election was first over and the ballots were tallied, Gregoire's challenger, Republican Dino Rossi. had won by 261 rotes. A mandatory recount under state law reduced Rossi's margin of victory to just 42 votes, prompting a demand by Democrats for a hand recount, which is expensive and must be paid for by the challenging party. Presidential candidate John Kerry joined groups like MoveOn.org to help raise money for Gregoire and, after the second recount, she was declared the winner by 129 rotes. A judge later changed the total to 133.

However, it was not that simple, as reports poured in concerning serious problems at polling places. Various organizations began independent investigations to determine if the complaints were justified. What was discovered proved shocking:

* On at least 10 occasions after the election, King County (which accounts for one-third of the state's votes) found unsecured ballots and, in nine of those cases, election officials added them to the ballot count.

* King County election officials admitted in sworn depositions that they deliberately submitted misleading absentee ballot reconciliation reports--the reports that reconcile the number of voters with the number of ballots cast. With no system in place to track how many absentee ballots were sent out and returned, King County ended up with 875 more absentee votes counted than the number of people who voted by absentee ballot. Moreover, at least 785 provisional ballots--ballots used by voters whose identification or eligibility to vote is in question--were tabulated improperly, sans verification of voter eligibility. Around the state, an additional 1,033 provisional ballots were identified as improperly tabulated.

* Evidence exists of voter registration drives in state mental institutions, among Alzheimer's patients in extended care facilities, and with felons.

* More than 1,400 felons whose voting fights had not been restored were allowed to vote--including one who voted absentee from his jail cell.

* At least 55,175 ballots were "enhanced" in King County--meaning election workers decided for those voters how they meant to vote for governor if the individual did not select a gubernatorial candidate on his or her ballot.

* In five counties, the Secretary of State certified election results even though there were 8,500 more votes cast than voters credited with voting.

Despite this evidence and more, not one law enforcement official in King County has investigated the problems inside the elections department. The district attorney says he will not do anything unless the King County elections director, who is the person at the center of this scandal, brings charges. The U.S. Attorney General will not investigate unless someone can bring him proof of fraud. In his opinion, the items listed above are insufficient.

Y'know, I'm going to go with the opinion of the US Attorney General about what's evidence of a crime over some guy writing for the WSJ.

Would like to see the actual evidence claimed here. Some of those things, IF TRUE, would be significant. However, no actual evidence is presented or even mentioned here, other than "King County election officials admitted in sworn depositions that they deliberately submitted misleading absentee ballot reconciliation report". Would like to see those depositions. Somehow I have a feeling they won't be forthcoming.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

http://wthrockmorton.com/2009/04/30/obama-supporters-convicted-of-voter-fraud-in-ohio-an-update/

NEW PALTZ — Conspicuous political mobilizer Amy Little of New Paltz pleaded guilty Tuesday to voting illegally in Ohio during the presidential election campaign.

http://www.acornwatch.org/breaking-news/1450-ag-announces-voter-fraud-conviction-in-hale-county-al

AG announces voter fraud conviction in Hale County, AL


(MONTGOMERY)--Attorney General Troy King announced the conviction yesterday of Rosie Lyles for voter fraud in Hale County Circuit Court.

She was sentenced to 12 months, which was suspended. Lyles was placed on probation for two years, during which she is prohibited from participating in any absentee voting or voter registration activity. She was also assessed approximately $400 in court costs.

Specifically, Lyles pleaded guilty to criminal possession of a forged instrument in the third degree—a forged affidavit of an absentee voter —with intent to defraud.

http://citizenwells.wordpress.com/2...-registration-fraud-cuyahoga-county-oh-probe/

“Although Glenn Beck has followed the ACORN saga closely for the most part, for reasons unknown he failed to discuss an important breaking story Thursday that concerns ACORN.

He missed a golden opportunity.

That’s because Darnell Nash (his mug shot appears above) was recently convicted of vote fraud in addition to the lesser crime of voter-registration fraud.”

http://www.brownsvilleherald.com/articles/fraud-113628-charges-grande.html

RIO GRANDE CITY — Starr County Commissioner Raul “Roy” Peña Jr. was sentenced Tuesday to six months’ probation and a $500 fine for violating state election law during this year’s Democratic primary.

The elected official pleaded “no contest” to one count of illegally returning a marked ballot and one count of improperly mailing another voter’s ballot, stemming from allegations he helped stuff ballot boxes with fraudulent mail-in votes.

http://www.bradblog.com/?p=4071

CLEVELAND (AP) — Two election workers in the state's most populous county were convicted Wednesday of illegally rigging the 2004 presidential election recount so they could avoid a more thorough review of the votes.

http://articles.latimes.com/2009/dec/05/local/la-me-vernon5-2009dec05

Vernon's ex-mayor and his wife are convicted of voter fraud

Leonis Malburg, scion of the tiny industrial city's ruling family, and his wife, Dominica, also are found guilty of conspiracy. Both in their 80s, they may avoid prison sentences.

http://www.jacksonsun.com/article/20101005/NEWS01/10050308/City-official-convicted-of-voter-fraud

City official convicted of voter fraud

The convictions resulted from an investigation of Woods by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation earlier this year, the news release said.

Testimony presented at trial showed Woods induced and helped people to illegally vote, knowing that they were disqualified from doing so as a result of a prior felony conviction, according to the release.

(this is like shooting fish in a barrel)

 

[barfo]

You're not explaining away how there are MORE BALLOTS COUNTED THAN THERE ARE ELIGIBLE BALLOTS CAST.

Someone is casting those extra ballots. Someone, say, like a few bus loads of teamsters.

Or, maybe there weren't MORE BALLOTS COUNTED THAN THERE ARE ELIGIBLE BALLOTS CAST. Supposedly some cop wrote that in a report. Was he right? Who knows? If he was right, was it fraud or shitty record keeping? Who knows? Certainly not us based on the evidence presented.

barfo

 

[Denny Crane]

Y'know, I'm going to go with the opinion of the US Attorney General about what's evidence of a crime over some guy writing for the WSJ.

Would like to see the actual evidence claimed here. Some of those things, IF TRUE, would be significant. However, no actual evidence is presented or even mentioned here, other than "King County election officials admitted in sworn depositions that they deliberately submitted misleading absentee ballot reconciliation report". Would like to see those depositions. Somehow I have a feeling they won't be forthcoming.

barfo

You're still not getting it. The crime is difficult to prove, but it doesn't mean the crime wasn't committed.

 

[Denny Crane]

Or, maybe there weren't MORE BALLOTS COUNTED THAN THERE ARE ELIGIBLE BALLOTS CAST. Supposedly some cop wrote that in a report. Was he right? Who knows? If he was right, was it fraud or shitty record keeping? Who knows? Certainly not us based on the evidence presented.

barfo

I just posted 7 CONVICTIONS in the past couple years where a number of ineligible ballots were cast.

The FAIL is you not getting how widespread it is. You seem willing to let it slide as long as it's in favor of your side, and as long as you can excuse it away because the district attorney hasn't gotten 8500 indictments where there are 8500 fraudulent votes.

 

[barfo]

http://wthrockmorton.com/2009/04/30/obama-supporters-convicted-of-voter-fraud-in-ohio-an-update/

NEW PALTZ — Conspicuous political mobilizer Amy Little of New Paltz pleaded guilty Tuesday to voting illegally in Ohio during the presidential election campaign.

http://www.acornwatch.org/breaking-news/1450-ag-announces-voter-fraud-conviction-in-hale-county-al

AG announces voter fraud conviction in Hale County, AL


(MONTGOMERY)--Attorney General Troy King announced the conviction yesterday of Rosie Lyles for voter fraud in Hale County Circuit Court.

She was sentenced to 12 months, which was suspended. Lyles was placed on probation for two years, during which she is prohibited from participating in any absentee voting or voter registration activity. She was also assessed approximately $400 in court costs.

Specifically, Lyles pleaded guilty to criminal possession of a forged instrument in the third degree—a forged affidavit of an absentee voter —with intent to defraud.

http://citizenwells.wordpress.com/2...-registration-fraud-cuyahoga-county-oh-probe/

“Although Glenn Beck has followed the ACORN saga closely for the most part, for reasons unknown he failed to discuss an important breaking story Thursday that concerns ACORN.

He missed a golden opportunity.

That’s because Darnell Nash (his mug shot appears above) was recently convicted of vote fraud in addition to the lesser crime of voter-registration fraud.”

http://www.brownsvilleherald.com/articles/fraud-113628-charges-grande.html

RIO GRANDE CITY — Starr County Commissioner Raul “Roy” Peña Jr. was sentenced Tuesday to six months’ probation and a $500 fine for violating state election law during this year’s Democratic primary.

The elected official pleaded “no contest” to one count of illegally returning a marked ballot and one count of improperly mailing another voter’s ballot, stemming from allegations he helped stuff ballot boxes with fraudulent mail-in votes.

http://www.bradblog.com/?p=4071

CLEVELAND (AP) — Two election workers in the state's most populous county were convicted Wednesday of illegally rigging the 2004 presidential election recount so they could avoid a more thorough review of the votes.

http://articles.latimes.com/2009/dec/05/local/la-me-vernon5-2009dec05

Vernon's ex-mayor and his wife are convicted of voter fraud

Leonis Malburg, scion of the tiny industrial city's ruling family, and his wife, Dominica, also are found guilty of conspiracy. Both in their 80s, they may avoid prison sentences.

http://www.jacksonsun.com/article/20101005/NEWS01/10050308/City-official-convicted-of-voter-fraud

City official convicted of voter fraud

The convictions resulted from an investigation of Woods by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation earlier this year, the news release said.

Testimony presented at trial showed Woods induced and helped people to illegally vote, knowing that they were disqualified from doing so as a result of a prior felony conviction, according to the release.

(this is like shooting fish in a barrel)

Not much of a hunter then, are you? Most of those are about single votes. I certainly agree, with a population of 300+ million, some people are going to cast fraudulent votes. Some small city mayor gets people to vote for her illegally. Some other small city mayor doesn't live in the city, but votes there. Someone voted in a state where she wasn't a legal resident. This is big-time stuff, Denny. I believe I'll stop worrying about the ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF GOLD under WTC7, and start worrying about this.

barfo

 

[barfo]

You're still not getting it. The crime is difficult to prove, but it doesn't mean the crime wasn't committed.

Yes, it is difficult to prove that Bush masterminded 9/11, but that doesn't mean he didn't do it.

barfo