Took less than a minute to find democrats. Here are 2 examples. All these cases involve absentee ballots. The margin in the Bridgeport case was only a few hundred votes, so a few fraudelent votes can swing an election
https://newjerseyglobe.com/local/craig-callaway-arrested-on-voter-fraud-charges/
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/democratic-leaders-arrested-on-charges-of-election-fraud-in-connecticut/ar-BB1o2jva
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
Voting is a constitutional right, and nowhere does the Constitution say that identification is needed to vote. An ID requirement is redundant anyway, as the voter's signature is what validates the ballot.
Conversely, a political rally is a private event and organizers of such events can require ID.
See the huge difference, stupid Tom?
The constitution says citizens only. Voter id insures that that person filling out the ballot is the same person that is registered.
Perhaps stupid kevin understands this concept.
Why are democrats so afraid of voter id, which is supported by a majority of the country?
https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2024/02/07/bipartisan-support-for-early-in-person-voting-voter-id-election-day-national-holiday/
Originally posted by: tom
The constitution says citizens only. Voter id insures that that person filling out the ballot is the same person that is registered.
Perhaps stupid kevin understands this concept.
Why are democrats so afraid of voter id, which is supported by a majority of the country?
https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2024/02/07/bipartisan-support-for-early-in-person-voting-voter-id-election-day-national-holiday/
No, the signature on the ballot does that.
Stupid Tom.
Fake person with no id registers to vote 12 times & can vote 12 times. The signature matches 12 times but is only 1 person. Stupid kevin
Stupid kevin assumes the poll person is smart enough or even cares to do a signature match.
Originally posted by: tom
Fake person with no id registers to vote 12 times & can vote 12 times. The signature matches 12 times but is only 1 person. Stupid kevin
Stupid kevin assumes the poll person is smart enough or even cares to do a signature match.
Is it "stupid Kevin" or "lying Kevin" - or both? Everyone knows it is both...
Originally posted by: tom
Fake person with no id registers to vote 12 times & can vote 12 times. The signature matches 12 times but is only 1 person. Stupid kevin
Stupid kevin assumes the poll person is smart enough or even cares to do a signature match.
They're supposed to do exactly that.
A ballot cast by a registered voter is checked to see if there are duplicates. Therefore, in your stupid fantasy, the last 11 votes wouldn't be counted, even if the first one somehow was. And your "fake person" wouldn't have been able to register in the first place.
Stupid Tom.
You may as well drop this stupid conservitard voter fraud conspiracy theory. It just makes you look foolish.
Here is a sample of voter fraud cases of people voting more than once; even though stupid kevin says it can't happen.
Bear in mind that there is no dedicated effort by any law enforcement agency to investigate voter fraud.
https://www.heritage.org/voterfraud-print/search
Why is stupid kevin and other democrats so afraid of voter id?
I wonder if anyone has ever created a fake ID? I bet you would need an expert, there is no way someone like a college student could do anything that sophisticated.
Originally posted by: MaxFlavor
I wonder if anyone has ever created a fake ID? I bet you would need an expert, there is no way someone like a college student could do anything that sophisticated.
HaHaHhaHaHa...........
Originally posted by: tom
Here is a sample of voter fraud cases of people voting more than once; even though stupid kevin says it can't happen.
Bear in mind that there is no dedicated effort by any law enforcement agency to investigate voter fraud.
https://www.heritage.org/voterfraud-print/search
Why is stupid kevin and other democrats so afraid of voter id?
So according to YOUR SOURCE, in the last 42 years they were able to identify 332 cases of ineligible voting.
That's an average of less than 8 cases of voter fraud a year in the United States. Thank you, tom, thank you, for making our case for us.
