2/08/2013

Multiple Voters voted at least twice in Ohio

Could this help explain the big "turnout increase" among black voters in Ohio for Obama?  From John Fund at NRO:
Critics of photo ID and other laws cracking down on voter fraud claim they’re unnecessary because fraud is nonexistent. Brennan Center attorneys Michael Waldman and Justin Levitt claimed last year: “A person casting two votes risks jail time and a fine for minimal gain. Proven voter fraud, statistically, happens about as often as death by lightning strike.” 
Well, lightning is suddenly all over Cincinnati, Ohio. The Hamilton County Board of Elections is investigating 19 possible cases of alleged voter fraud that occurred when Ohio was a focal point of the 2012 presidential election. A total of 19 voters and nine witnesses are part of the probe. 
Democrat Melowese Richardson has been an official poll worker for the last quarter century and registered thousands of people to vote last year. She candidly admitted to Cincinnati’s Channel 9 this week that she voted twice in the last election. . . .

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Blogger Unknown said...

I remember ages ago hearing about "literacy" tests for voting and thinking to myself "why don't they just fix the problem with them, you know, make sure they are fairly and uniformly applied - truly 'color blind'. " No sense "throwing the baby out with the bathwater" so to speak. I mean should someone VOTE who's COMPLETELY unable to read and write? Talk about a "low information" voter! But NO, they decided to just chuck out the WHOLE idea of literacy.
But, these same folks think it's a great idea to REGISTER firearms. Even when historically, that's almost always (if not ALWAYS always) followed by CONFISCATION. Didn't we just hear that word being bandied about by our liberal politicians? "Confiscation" being "on the table"! I guess the big difference is that they really want to have certain people vote (because they vote for them?) and don't care at all if we get our weapons taken.

2/08/2013 9:38 PM  

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