Millions Of Voter Records Flawed, Nearly 2 Mil Dead Registered
As the presidential election approaches, the potential for voter fraud is dangerously high nationwide with nearly 2 million dead people still registered to cast ballots, about 3 million eligible to vote in two or more states and millions more that are inaccurate, duplicate or out of date.
The alarming figures were published this week in a report issued by the non-partisan Pew Center on States. It reveals that approximately 24 million active voter registrations in the United States are no longer valid or have significant inaccuracies. The problem, apparently, is an outdated registration system that can’t properly maintain records.
While this madness goes on, the Obama Administration is spending resources to legally challenging state voter identification laws—similar to one already upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court—that could help fix the crisis. More than a dozen states have passed measures requiring voters to show government-issued photo identification at the polls and the Obama Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a campaign to challenge them all, asserting that they’re discriminatory because many minorities are too poor or too ignorant to get a valid ID.
Last month Texas struck back, suing the DOJ in federal court for blocking the implementation of a state voter ID law passed by the legislature in 2011 to deter and detect election fraud. Under the Federal Voting Rights Act, the DOJ must approve changes to election laws in certain states and Texas is among them. The Texas Secretary of State’s Office has been waiting for the DOJ preclearance since last July, but the feds continue stalling, essentially blocking the law’s implementation.
Preserving the integrity of the election process has been a huge issue for Judicial Watch over the years. Just last week JW launched the 2012 Election Integrity Project to pressure states and localities to clean up voter registration polls in order to comply with Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA). A lengthy JW investigation of public records indicates that voter rolls in numerous states have more registered voters than voting-age population.
Among the states that appear to contain names of individuals who are ineligible to vote are Florida, California, Texas, Colorado, Ohio, Mississippi, Iowa, Indiana and West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Missouri. This month JW sent warning letters to election officials in Indiana and Ohio as well as letters of inquiry to Florida and California officials as part of the probe into their problematic voting lists.
Readers Comments (13)
Oh come on, you don’t know, some of these dead people might be conservatives. At least some of them who died 100 years ago might be.
We’re is the so call republicans ,why are they letting this bullshit happen,.Why.because there’re involved, or because thier just a bunch of cowards.The governors of the states are allowing these scumbags to make our voting laws like 3 world country,and there’re nothing but a bunch of coward also.
To reduce the number of deceased voters, slip a few greenbacks to the nearby voodoo priest,[ There'll usually be one handy] sprinkle salt on the cadavers’ feet and Bob’s yer uncle.
There is also concern about SCTYL counting some of the votes in Spain this election.
This farce of an administration is a mob criminals, if they attempted the outrageous acts as private company they would all be in prison. JFK was assassinated for far less of a reason.