tigerred59
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300 million people in the country and less than 128 fraud cases last election. Its time to move on.org, palYet people get prosecuted for it, like that black woman in Ohio. Franken won in Mn. with more votes than registered voters in some counties. It exists, period.You got your blogs, I got mine....The democrats have never believed in fair elections...they believe in power and using it to get more power...that is why they want amnesty, that is why they want to import muslims into this country no matter how dangerous that will be to normal Americans...the latest attack on our election system...Indiana...
Blog: Indiana voter fraud investigation now spans 9 counties
Clinton, rig the election? I've been a voter fraud expert for the GOP, and it's fantasy
Jimmy Camp
NEWS
AUG 26 2016, 10:10 AM ET
Study Finds No Evidence of Widespread Voter Fraud
Editor's Note: This report is part of a project on voting rights in America produced by the Carnegie-Knight News21 program and first appeared here.
Donald Trump has repeatedly alluded to fraud as a reason to introduce controversial voter ID laws, but a News21 analysis and recent court rulingsshow little evidence that such fraud is widespread.
A study of 2,068 alleged election-fraud cases in 50 states between 2000 and 2012 found the level of fraud was infinitesimal compared with the 146 million voters registered over the 12-year period.
The analysis found only 10 cases of voter impersonation, the only kind of fraud that could be prevented by voter ID at the polls. Voter fraud is not a significant problem in the country," Jennifer Clark of the Brennan Center told News21. "As the evidence that has come out in some recent court cases and reports and basically every analysis that has ever been done has concluded: It is not a significant concern."