Both sides engage in the same stuff... Its not like the repubs are squeaky clean... Just listen to the dems whine about scott walker sometime
I'll be open minded. I'm not seeing stories of Republicans using dead people to vote, of Republicans owning the voting machines in 15 states, of Republican hacks voting 15 or more times individually, of Republicans switching ballots. If you can share some evidence, I'd appreciate it. Meanwhile, there are endless stories of voter fraud going on by Liberals. Literally, and endless trove.
http://www.independentsentinel.com/...n-philly-three-fourths-of-ballots-thrown-out/
Voter Fraud by Progressive Group in Philly? Three-Fourths of Ballots Thrown Out
The Progressive Democrat group Fieldworks LLC, which pretends to be a grassroots organization, handed in 3400 last-minute voter registration applications, three-quarters of which appear to be fraudulent.
They were duplicates, had invalid addresses and so on. The county is allowing another 1600 to submit provisional ballots though they went beyond the deadline.
The Fieldworks applications came from the Pennsylvania Department of State to Delaware County without keeping postmarks but they were on time, an election official contended.
Fieldworks’ offices were raided in Delaware County and Philadelhia for evidence of registration fraud.
A former canvasser told authorities that she was fired for not meeting her 18 new voters a day. It’s illegal to pay based on numbers registered.
The ACLU tried to prevent the provisional ballot and have the votes counted immediately but lost. The ACLU will always err on the side of fraud.
Andy Reilly, chairman of the Delaware County Republican Party, said he had wanted all of the FieldWorks applications held until next election but understood the panel’s decision.
Fieldworks consistently has these kinds of problems though they assure people they would never condone voter fraud.
Over the years, one must wonder how many were not caught.
FieldWorks denied similar charges of voter registration fraud in Ohio during the 2012 election cycle that landed one Ohio University student in jail.
In 2012, FieldWorks’ voter registration efforts in Ohio sparked some controversy. FieldWorks employees filed thousands of new voter registration cards in the final week before the registration deadline. Some of them were found to be fraudulent.
In that same election, FieldWorks included a cover letter with its mass voter filing warning that it itself viewed scores of the submitted names as fraudulent.
Police in Cincinnati arrested a former Ohio University student in 2012 working in FieldWorks on charges of forging 22 signatures on a petition drive. Police said at the time that FieldWorks itself played no role in that man’s scheme to pad his list.