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Melowese Richardson, a community organizer and long time Democrat activist in Hamilton County, Ohio is being prosecuted for voting more than once. Her granddaughter allegedly cast two more ballots, one of them an absentee ballot Richardson sent it. There are are four more votes cast by absentee ballot for individuals sharing the same residential address as Richardson.
The board of elections in Hamilton County is looking into 19 other cases of similar voter fraud as that alleged against Melowese Richardson.
When anyone can submit a voter registration card for any voter, and those voters are entered into the system as legitimate voters, then it is possible for someone like Richardson to then actually cast votes for them quite easily via the absentee vote system. That is why some counties in several key swing states, including Ohio, Pennsylvania, and other have more voters registered than there are eligible voters living in those counties. Voter registrations aren't just process to pad the voter registration stats. They are submitted as a way to stuff the ballot boxes with bogus votes of people who do not exist.
(d) refrain from giving any directions to or permitting their employees to campaign within restricted polling areas or to interrogate prospective voters as to their qualifications to vote prior to their entry to a polling place;
(e) refrain from undertaking any ballot security activities in polling places or election districts where the racial or ethnic composition of such districts is a factor in the decision to conduct, or the actual conduct of, such activities there and where a purpose or significant effect of such activities is to deter qualified voters from voting; and the conduct of such activities disproportionately in or directed toward districts that have a substantial proportion of racial or ethnic populations shall be considered relevant evidence of the existence of such a factor and purpose;
(f) refrain from having private personnel deputized as law enforcement personnel in connection with ballot security activities.
The RNC also agreed that the RNC, its agents, servants, and employees would be bound by the Decree, whether acting directly or indirectly through other party committees.
As modified in 1987, the Consent Decree defined ballot security activities to mean ballot integrity, ballot security or other efforts to prevent or remedy vote fraud.
Since 1982, that Consent Decree has been renewed every year by the original judge, Carter appointee District Judge Dickinson R. Debevoise, now 88 years old. Long retired, Debevoise comes back yearly for the sole purpose of renewing his 1982 order for another year.
