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I guess you haven't been paying attention.OK - find a study that has found more than 10 documented cases of in-person voting fraud since 2000.And you are extremely naive or dishonest.....one of the two.There is no multiple voting. 10 cases since 2000, with hundreds of millions of votes cast, is negligible.To keep the multiple voting down and ballot box stuffing to a minimum.
In-person voter fraud a very rare phenomenon PolitiFact Georgia
So you're wrong again.
Should be easy for you.
Somebody has to call it to someone's attention.....and if you own the polling places and have selected the poll-watchers they aren't going to report it. One that was nailed for it in the 2012 election was a poll-watcher herself......and when she got out on probation, Al Sharpton threw a party for her. Al Sharpton Democrats honor woman convicted of voter fraud - Spokane Conservative Examiner.com
Besides......most of the voting fraud is through absentee voting.
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While appearing at a rally to kick-off the campaign for an Ohio state constitutional amendment dealing with voters' rights, MSNBC host Al Sharpton and some Democrats honored Melowese Richardson, a former poll worker who was convicted in 2013 of voter fraud, Cincinnati.com reported Friday.
Richardson admitted voting twice for Obama in 2012, and was indicted for voting at least six times. She was also charged last year of illegal voting in the 2008 and 2011 elections.
She was sentenced to five years in prison, but was released and placed on probation after Democratic activists demanded a "fairer" term, Cincinnati.com said.
Apparently, upon noticing Richardson at the rally, held at the Word of Deliverance Church in Forest Park, Cincinnati National Action Network President Bobby Hilton called Richardson on stage for a "welcome home," where Sharpton hugged her.
The incident sparked outrage from Republicans on Twitter.