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Originally Posted by FlyingScot
Nice deflection!
But 11% is not "minuscule", and we're still waiting for your examples of voter fraud...
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Here are just a few of those examples you were looking for:
Court filings by the Texas Attorney General reveal that funding for a voter fraud ring came from the former head of the Texas Democratic Party in Fort Worth.
Leticia Sanchez and three other vote “harvesters” have been indicted for allegedly submitting fraudulent absentee ballot applications and then either intercepting the ballots in mailboxes or improperly “assisting” elderly voters in filling out their ballots.
Separately, the Texas attorney general has announced he’s investigating mailers sent to non-citizens by the state Democratic Party asking them to register using applications
that already had the box asking about citizenship checked ‘Yes.’”
As the Secretary of State told radio host Erick Erickson, there are 75,000 pending voters among a record total of 7 million registered in the state of Georgia. Of these,
9,224 are minors under 18; 2,935 used a fake address; 3,393 are not citizens, and 5,842 were already registered.fake address.
Of the remaining applications, 75 percent submitted erroneous Social Security information. Almost a quarter of those “sloppy forms” came from a registration effort by the New Georgia Project, a group
founded in 2014 by Stacey Abrams, the Democratic nominee for governor.
California was recently forced to admit that it had mistakenly registered
almost 25,000 ineligible voters. The state didn’t even realize it was
registering noncitizens until a Canadian who is a permanent resident of the U.S. contacted The Los Angeles Times to say he had been improperly registered under the state’s new automatic voter registration system.
Michigan lacks a system to keep false citizenship claims from being accepted during voter registration. The group’s preliminary study of the Detroit metro area found at least 1,444 non-citizens have been registered to vote in recent years.
A 2012 report by the Pew Center on the States found that more than 1.8 million dead people were registered to vote and 2.75 million people were registered in more than one state.