rightwinger
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From your own linkPosting the same crap from before is not people voting. Dead people being registered is not dead people voting. You have failed.
Registration fraud and voting fraud are not the same.
Yup, you ARE a very SPECIAL kind of stupid!
Gee, Sea, why would anyone take the time to register thousands of dead people if they had no intention of using these dead people / their info to commit voter fraud?
- Sorry, I shouldn't have asked as it seems deduction and common sense is NOT your strong point....
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More Than 200 Dead People Shown to Have Voted in NY County Elections: Report
- 270 Dead People Shown to Have Voted in Nassau County
"More than 6,000 dead people are registered to vote in Nassau County and records show about 270 of them actually voted after their deaths..."
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The case of ‘zombie’ voters in South Carolina
- The case of ‘zombie’ voters in South Carolina
We just recently learned that there are over 900 individuals who had died before the election (and had voted) and at least 600 of those individuals had died way outside the window that an absentee ballot could have been sent, so we know for a fact that there are deceased people whose identities are being used in elections in South Carolina.”
— South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson (R), on Fox News, Jan. 21, 2012
“We found out that there were over 900 people who died and then subsequently voted. That number could be even higher than that.”
— Wilson, on Fox News, Jan. 12, 2012
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Liberals always make the declaration, as if their laughable opinion is 'fact', that there is no voter fraud, there are none on record, and no such thing can be proven (as long as you keep your eyes shut); yet, there are a plethora of examples like this that it does happen.
So YES, Faun, DEAD people have and do vote in elections...and it starts by having them and keeping them registered and ends with some dirtbag voting by using their identity.
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County elections commissioner Bill Biamonte said simple clerical errors make it seem as if the dead are voting. For example, a person voting could accidentally sign their name next to a dead person's name rather than their own in a poll registry book.
"There’s no malice, no evil intentions behind this," said Biamonte."Just election day workers or voters making mistakes."
"If it's a clerical error, it's a clerical error," said John Burwell, whose late mom, Evelyn Burwell, was identified as one of the dead Nassau residents who cast a vote in a recent election. "People make mistakes."
Biamonte said relatives of the deceased need to send something in writing to the county in order for their relations to be removed from voter rolls.