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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana State Police investigators on Tuesday searched a voter registration agency on Indianapolis' north side as they look into a voter fraud case that spans nine counties.

The investigation began in late August when police learned of the filing of fraudulent voter registration forms in Marion and Hendricks counties.
The investigation has expanded from Marion and Hendricks counties to include Allen, Delaware, Hamilton, Hancock, Johnson, Lake and Madison counties, according to a statement from State Police.

Police said the growing number of involved counties leads investigators to believe that the number of fraudulent records might be in the hundreds.
The possible fraudulent information is a combination of fake names, addresses and dates of birth with real information.

As part of the expanded investigation, State Police detectives served a search warrant for the business offices of the Indiana Voter Registration Project in the 2400 block of North Meridian Street.
The search warrant was served Tuesday morning, police said. The results of the search are not being released, and the affidavit and search warrant will remain sealed for 30 days.

"An investigation of this nature is complex, time consuming and is expected to continue for several more weeks or months," said a State Police statement. "Victims of the activities by some agents of the Indiana Voter Registration Project may not discover they have been disenfranchised from voting until they go to vote and realize their voting information has been altered. Such action may result in the citizen having to cast a provisional ballot."

Officials said a representative sample of voter registration applications received by county voter registration offices and suspected of being fraudulent have been copied and provided to investigators. The original applications are maintained by the appropriate voter registration office.

Craig Varoga, president of Patriot Majority, said because the IVRP has been specifically referenced in a statement from Secretary of State Connie Lawson, the investigation could impede the processing of the 45,000 voter registration cards that have been completed through the organization across the state.

The IVRP uses quality-control procedures to catch issues with voter registrations. Varoga said any of the applications that have been earmarked as fraud were already earmarked by the IVRP as incomplete or incorrect.
For example, if someone transposes digits in a phone number or forgets to fill out their ZIP code, the canvasser cannot complete that information for them, Varoga said. That card would then be flagged before being turned over to the local clerk's office.
"If they transpose a number and that’s inaccurate, that’s a mistake," he said. "That’s not fraud."

Varoga said he does not know the status of those 45,000 applications but said the seizure of cellphones and laptops during Tuesday's search warrant impedes the organization from further registering people to vote before the Oct. 11 deadline.

Varoga said State Police have been coordinating with the secretary of state's office, which he said became clear because of the timing of Lawson's statement and the onset of the State Police investigation. He said the investigation is a partisan effort "designed to make it harder to vote in this election."

He also said investigators seized personal cellphones during the search and denied staff the opportunity to contact an attorney, then told them that if an attorney were contacted, a state trooper had to be present. When an attorney did arrive, Varoga said, he was denied access to the office.
Tuesday's search and details of the investigation have been reported to the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, he said.
"It's an abuse of state resources, and it is a waste of taxpayers' money," he said. "It is outrageous what they are doing."
Valerie Warycha, director of communications for the secretary of state's office, said the office was briefed about the investigation by State Police when it began but has not since been updated.
The only reason the secretary of state's office issued a statement was because it wanted voters to be aware of the possibility of altered registrations, Warycha said.

“We came out because we wanted Hoosiers to know that there were altered and falsified registrations out there, and we wanted Hoosiers to know how to protect themselves," she said.
The involvement of a State Police trooper who is interested in running for sheriff in Johnson County as a Republican causes concern, Varoga said.
State Police Capt. David Bursten said the trooper in question was involved in the initial stages of the investigation but was not involved in Tuesday's search warrant.

That trooper has only formed an exploratory committee, Bursten said, and he still has until January to declare his candidacy. In that case, he would be removed from parts of the investigation that would involve Johnson County.
"There is nothing criminal or illegal or immoral about him being part of the investigation," he said.

Bursten said the complexity of the investigation likely means that the work will continue until well after the November elections.
“We wouldn’t still be investigating if we weren’t still finding issues that are indicative of fraudulent acts," he said.
Bursten also denied that there was any coordination between State Police and the secretary of state's office and refuted the claims that the IVRP lawyer was not allowed to be present as the search was conducted. Cameras and phones were seized because the search warrant included electronic devices, he said.
“This is not the secretary of state’s investigation. This is Indiana State Police’s investigation," he said.

In light of the investigation, police are urging voters to visit indianavoters.in.gov to confirm that they are properly registered.
If voters discover inaccurate information that indicates they could be a victim, they should contact their local voter registration office and the 24-hour Indiana State Police Voter Registration Application Fraud tip line at (888) 603-3147.

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The Indiana state government took the unusual step earlier this month of warning all voters to “remain on high alert” after it said it uncovered a possible voter fraud scheme.

The state accused a group called the Indiana Voter Registration Project of turning in 10 forged forms that changed a voter’s address without the voter’s knowledge. The group emphatically denies the allegation.

“I encourage all Hoosiers to be vigilant at this time and to monitor their voter registrations until the close of the voter registration deadline,” Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson (R) said in a Sept. 15 press release. She urged voters to double-check their registration information at Indianavoters.com.

A political consultant with Patriot Majority, the liberal nonprofit that funded the registration project, said Lawson’s fraud claims are bogus. 

“They have used words like ‘fraud’ and ‘forgery’ but then when they actually describe the forms it seems to be inaccuracies,” Craig Varoga said, adding that he believes officials uncovered a few innocent mistakes.

Varoga said the registration project had collected nearly 40,000 applications. All those applications will still be processed by county clerks, according to a spokeswoman for the secretary of state’s office. 
The Indiana State Police have been investigating the matter. State police spokesman Dave Bursten told HuffPost that he didn’t know whether the 10 applications had been forged, but nobody has been charged with a crime. He said the police had interviewed people who might have shown up in November and found they were no longer registered to vote at their usual voting site.
“People said, ‘I didn’t fill this out,’” Bursten said. 

The Indiana allegations come amid some mild national hysteria over voter fraud, fueled partly by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s claims that the November election will be “rigged” somehow. (Voter impersonation fraud is extremely rare.) Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is Trump’s vice presidential running mate.

Wendy Weiser, a voting rights expert at the Brennan Center for Justice, said Lawson’s decision to issue a blanket warning based on a few accusations is highly unusual. 

“Whether or not it is warranted to criticize a particular group that engaged in voter registration, I don’t know,” Weiser said. “Typically those criticisms end up not holding water.”

Still, Weiser said it’s a good idea for voters to make sure their registration is up to date, since 1 in 8 registrations nationally is invalid or inaccurate, according to an analysis by the Pew Charitable Trusts. One problem is that people don’t realize that moving even within a state may require them to re-register. 

“My big takeaway from this is this makes a very strong and ongoing case for modernizing voter registration,” Weiser said. The Brennan Center favors automatic registration of all eligible voters when they interact with their local department of motor vehicles.

Patriot Majority has previously funded 11 voter registration drives in various states and has never encountered such a strong negative reaction from the local government, according to Varoga. 

“We’ve never had an overtly hostile partisan reaction,” he said.
Varoga also complained that the Indiana State Police were “intimidating” the project’s canvassers by interviewing them at their homes.

“I could see how somebody that might be concerned that they may have committed a violation, knowingly or unknowingly, could perceive us talking to them as harassment,” Bursten said, adding that the police nevertheless had to investigate the problem.

An Indiana Voter Registration Project canvasser told the IndyStar that supervisors stressed that the voters themselves, not the canvassers, must fill out the registration forms ? which is also what the law requires.

CORRECTION: Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson was not appointed or nominated to her job by Gov. Mike Pence, as the sub-headline previously implied. She is a separately elected official.

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A story from that far right conservative city called Philly

http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/illegal-voters-uncovered-philly-jus
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Hmmmm, republicans seeing fraud everywhere after Trump's pronouncements that the system is rigged, of course without a shred of evidence. A republican secretary of state, a republican state police chief, in the state where the governor is his running mate......You think that this investigation might be "rigged."

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The Huffington Post filed this report:

Indiana Officials Attack Voter Registration Drive After Finding 10 Bad Forms
Authorities are pointing the finger at a project funded by liberals.
09/28/2016 03:23 pm ET | Updated 6 days ago

Hmmmm, republicans seeing fraud everywhere after Trump's pronouncements that the system is rigged, of course without a shred of evidence. A republican secretary of state, a republican state police chief, in the state where the
governor is his running mate......You think that this investigation might be
"rigged." The office of Indiana Voter Registration Project is funded by a liberal organization called Patriot Majority. By the way, they found 10 forms that were filled out incorrectly out of 40,000.

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The Indiana state government took the unusual step earlier this month of warning all voters to “remain on high alert” after it said it uncovered a possible voter fraud scheme.

The state accused a group called the Indiana Voter Registration Project of turning in 10 forged forms that changed a voter’s address without the voter’s knowledge. The group emphatically denies the allegation.

“I encourage all Hoosiers to be vigilant at this time and to monitor their voter registrations until the close of the voter registration deadline,” Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson (R) said in a Sept. 15 press release. She urged voters to double-check their registration information at Indianavoters.com.

A political consultant with Patriot Majority, the liberal nonprofit that funded the registration project, said Lawson’s fraud claims are bogus. 

“They have used words like ‘fraud’ and ‘forgery’ but then when they actually describe the forms it seems to be inaccuracies,” Craig Varoga said, adding that he believes officials uncovered a few innocent mistakes.

Varoga said the registration project had collected nearly 40,000 applications. All those applications will still be processed by county clerks, according to a spokeswoman for the secretary of state’s office. 
The Indiana State Police have been investigating the matter. State police spokesman Dave Bursten told HuffPost that he didn’t know whether the 10 applications had been forged, but nobody has been charged with a crime. He said the police had interviewed people who might have shown up in November and found they were no longer registered to vote at their usual voting site.
“People said, ‘I didn’t fill this out,’” Bursten said. 

The Indiana allegations come amid some mild national hysteria over voter fraud, fueled partly by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s claims that the November election will be “rigged” somehow. (Voter impersonation fraud is extremely rare.) Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is Trump’s vice presidential running mate.

Wendy Weiser, a voting rights expert at the Brennan Center for Justice, said Lawson’s decision to issue a blanket warning based on a few accusations is highly unusual. 

“Whether or not it is warranted to criticize a particular group that engaged in voter registration, I don’t know,” Weiser said. “Typically those criticisms end up not holding water.”

Still, Weiser said it’s a good idea for voters to make sure their registration is up to date, since 1 in 8 registrations nationally is invalid or inaccurate, according to an analysis by the Pew Charitable Trusts. One problem is that people don’t realize that moving even within a state may require them to re-register. 

“My big takeaway from this is this makes a very strong and ongoing case for modernizing voter registration,” Weiser said. The Brennan Center favors automatic registration of all eligible voters when they interact with their local department of motor vehicles.

Patriot Majority has previously funded 11 voter registration drives in various states and has never encountered such a strong negative reaction from the local government, according to Varoga. 

“We’ve never had an overtly hostile partisan reaction,” he said.
Varoga also complained that the Indiana State Police were “intimidating” the project’s canvassers by interviewing them at their homes.

“I could see how somebody that might be concerned that they may have committed a violation, knowingly or unknowingly, could perceive us talking to them as harassment,” Bursten said, adding that the police nevertheless had to investigate the problem.

An Indiana Voter Registration Project canvasser told the IndyStar that supervisors stressed that the voters themselves, not the canvassers, must fill out the registration forms ? which is also what the law requires.

CORRECTION: Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson was not appointed or nominated to her job by Gov. Mike Pence, as the sub-headline previously implied. She is a separately elected official.

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How often does voter fraud by impersonation happen?

"First, we need to accept the fact that in-person voter fraud by impersonation is virtually non-existent, with only 10 cases proven nationally out of 1 billion ballots cast since 2000," Pocan, who opposes Wisconsin’s newly reinstated photo ID law, wrote in the March 7, 2016 post.

"Let’s put it this way, more people are struck by lightning than commit in-person voter fraud."

If you get struck by lightning, you should play Lotto.


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I am shocked, just shocked I say, to hear that Liberals and/or Democraps are committing voting fraud. One common tactic is to deny that any of the obvious and proven methods of voter fraud have ever happened.

I did not find attribution in your post, but you did quote Pocan. I'll assume you referred to Mark Pocan, lifelong Democrat and crooked politician of Madison, WI. A career politician since he was 27 (for 25 years now) his wards in Madison had the highest voter turnouts in the city - always over 100%. Although Democrats in Madison consider 141% voter turnout to be a great victory, any reasonable person - even those in Moscow - knows this is due to voter fraud campaigns.

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This is how the Hoosier government is wasting the taxpayer's money. Typical reich wing response.

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I am shocked, just shocked I say, to hear that Liberals and/or Democraps are committing voting fraud. One common tactic is to deny that any of the obvious and proven methods of voter fraud have ever happened.

I did not find attribution in your post, but you did quote Pocan. I'll assume you referred to Mark Pocan, lifelong Democrat and crooked politician of Madison, WI. A career politician since he was 27 (for 25 years now) his wards in Madison had the highest voter turnouts in the city - always over 100%. Although Democrats in Madison consider 141% voter turnout to be a great victory, any reasonable person - even those in Moscow - knows this is due to voter fraud campaigns.

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As study after study has shown, there is virtually no voter fraud anywhere in the country. The most comprehensive investigation to date found that out of one billion votes cast in all American elections between 2000 and 2014, there were 31 possible cases of impersonation fraud. Other violations — like absentee ballot fraud, multiple voting and registration fraud — are also exceedingly rare.
www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2014/08/06/a-comprehensive-investi
gation-of-voter-impersonation-finds-31-credible-incidents-out-of-one-billion-ballots-cast/
http://users.polisci.wisc.edu/behavior/Papers/AhlquistMayerJackman2013
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www.nytimes.com/2007/04/12/washington/12fraud.html
www.brennancenter.org/analysis/debunking-voter-fraud-myth
www.nytimes.com/2016/09/20/opinion/the-success-of-the-voter-fraud-myth
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Sometimes I cannot tell when you are being sarcastic. I cannot tell if you are serious here. Are you really that gullible? I actually expect more from you.

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This is how the Hoosier government is wasting the taxpayer's money. Typical reich wing response.

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The Republicans are preparing to make Hillary a one-term President in 2020 by notifying America that Hillary stole 2016. The 2020 campaign signs will say, "Don't let Hillary steal again". Indiana would be governed much better if Gov Mike Pence and his Republicans appointees put more of their working day into their actual state jobs and less into winning the next election. But Pence spends none of his typical working day working at his official job. Instead, Pence is running errands for Trump.

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I rake them to the street and there's still enough money to pay 3 guys to come around and vaccuum them all up for us, free of charge.

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I rake them to the street and there's still enough money to pay 3 guys to come around and vaccuum them all up for us, free of charge.

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I rake them to the street and there's still enough money to pay 3 guys to come around and vaccuum them all up for us, free of charge.

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I'm going to ask you to clarify that statement, if you please.

In the 5 years I've lived here, after paying for my forclosure/rehab house with cash, and ran out of money I'm comfortable spending on repairs a few years ago, I keep up the outside looking perfect and do my part to keep a proud looking facade even if I haven't gotten a great job to fix the rest of the place inside up.

I own a 3 bedroom/2 bathroom house to myself. 2/3rds of the house is absolutely perfect-finished for me. The other 1/3 I'd only worry about if I got married or was looking to move out of the house.

In the 5 years I've lived here, I've spent nearly 3 of them working at KMart. The rest of them, I haven't worked at all and just kind of coasted.

I wouldn't expect you to understand to know what I mean since you're more than likely of the 99.9% of us who have a hefty rent or mortgage payment every month.




But back to your comment....

I'm just going to come right out and say it.

It was a racist comment.



No. The 3 guys coming around with the truck vaccuuming up the leaves aren't Mexican, or any other minorities. They're all white men. (although I realize that this is a catch-22 argument I've found myself in and I lose either way).

No matter what race or sex or whatever they are, I don't look down on them. They do me a great service, first off. Second off, I spent nearly 3 years working for Indiana minimum wage of $7.25 an hour and I know they're getting paid quite a bit more for what they do.

On top of all of that, I'm a pretty OCD dude. I think being able to spend all day for 3 months vaccuuming lawns and making them look clean would fit right in with my mental problems.




So if some sort of inferred racism was why you rested your case SGG, go fuck yourself.

If I'm mistaken, and you had an actual point to make here, I'm open for debate.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I'm going to ask you to clarify that statement, if you please.

In the 5 years I've lived here, after paying for my forclosure/rehab house with cash, and ran out of money I'm comfortable spending on repairs a few years ago, I keep up the outside looking perfect and do my part to keep a proud looking facade even if I haven't gotten a great job to fix the rest of the place inside up.

I own a 3 bedroom/2 bathroom house to myself. 2/3rds of the house is absolutely perfect-finished for me. The other 1/3 I'd only worry about if I got married or was looking to move out of the house.

In the 5 years I've lived here, I've spent nearly 3 of them working at KMart. The rest of them, I haven't worked at all and just kind of coasted.

I wouldn't expect you to understand to know what I mean since you're more than likely of the 99.9% of us who have a hefty rent or mortgage payment every month.




But back to your comment....

I'm just going to come right out and say it.

It was a racist comment.



No. The 3 guys coming around with the truck vaccuuming up the leaves aren't Mexican, or any other minorities. They're all white men. (although I realize that this is a catch-22 argument I've found myself in and I lose either way).

No matter what race or sex or whatever they are, I don't look down on them. They do me a great service, first off. Second off, I spent nearly 3 years working for Indiana minimum wage of $7.25 an hour and I know they're getting paid quite a bit more for what they do.

On top of all of that, I'm a pretty OCD dude. I think being able to spend all day for 3 months vaccuuming lawns and making them look clean would fit right in with my mental problems.




So if some sort of inferred racism was why you rested your case SGG, go fuck yourself.

If I'm mistaken, and you had an actual point to make here, I'm open for debate.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Sometimes I cannot tell when you are being sarcastic. I cannot tell if you are serious here. Are you really that gullible? I actually expect more from you.

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I'll give you a hint: I always try for sarcasm when dealing with Republicans and their factually erroneousness. (Did I spelled that right? Yes, I did.)

The Truth About Voter Fraud found that most reported incidents of voter fraud are actually traceable to other sources, such as clerical errors or bad data matching practices. The report reviewed elections that had been meticulously studied for voter fraud, and found incident rates between 0.00004 percent and 0.0009 percent. Oh yeh! 0.0009% is really gonna change the outcome of the Trump vs Hillary election. Even 1% is not gonna change Trump vs Hillary.
www.brennancenter.org/publication/truth-about-voter-fraud

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Sometimes I cannot tell when you are being sarcastic. I cannot tell if you are serious here. Are you really that gullible? I actually expect more from you.

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I'll give you a hint: I always try for sarcasm when dealing with Republicans and their factually erroneousness. (Did I spelled that right? Yes, I did.)

The Truth About Voter Fraud found that most reported incidents of voter fraud are actually traceable to other sources, such as clerical errors or bad data matching practices. The report reviewed elections that had been meticulously studied for voter fraud, and found incident rates between 0.00004 percent and 0.0009 percent. Oh yeh! 0.0009% is really gonna change the outcome of the Trump vs Hillary election. Even 1% is not gonna change Trump vs Hillary.
www.brennancenter.org/publication/truth-about-voter-fraud

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So now you are admitting that voting fraud EXISTS?

And now you are negotiating the amount of it that libtards admit to?

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.


Could you have found a more radically extremist Libtard organization than the Brennan Center? or were you just being lazy and settled for their Ultra-Libtardism?
If you keep your blinders on FULL TIME, they might wear out - you might want to look into that.

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I am shocked, just shocked I say, to hear that Liberals and/or Democraps are committing voting fraud. One common tactic is to deny that any of the obvious and proven methods of voter fraud have ever happened.

I did not find attribution in your post, but you did quote Pocan. I'll assume you referred to Mark Pocan, lifelong Democrat and crooked politician of Madison, WI. A career politician since he was 27 (for 25 years now) his wards in Madison had the highest voter turnouts in the city - always over 100%. Although Democrats in Madison consider 141% voter turnout to be a great victory, any reasonable person - even those in Moscow - knows this is due to voter fraud campaigns.

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As study after study has shown, there is virtually no voter fraud anywhere in the country. The most comprehensive investigation to date found that out of one billion votes cast in all American elections between 2000 and 2014, there were 31 possible cases of impersonation fraud. Other violations — like absentee ballot fraud, multiple voting and registration fraud — are also exceedingly rare.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
I am willingly allowing my BIG FAT ASSHOLE to be probed by the US MEDIA as to if there is any bias either way on voting for Hillary.

And I BEG you to probe the fuck out of my ASSHOLE DEEP on a FEDERAL LEVEL because it's not allowed on a state level.

FUCK MY ASSHOLE DEEP, IN AND OUT, WHILE YOU GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS.



In the meantime

, whatever.



Why are you focusing your time on Indiana when you can NEVER win this state?

I'm doing you a fucking favor.

Nothing to see here, Retards...

Move on....


And I can't forget the P.S. Be sure to tell everyone you know that I have a microscopic cock that can only be seen with a College Level Microscope.

"Whew"....

All of those young High School Girls that were saved from my obvious rape since I'm an un-educated American White Hetrosexual Male.

What a close call.


P.S. Eat my asshole. It's made of Hershey Kisses at the Core.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I am shocked, just shocked I say, to hear that Liberals and/or Democraps are committing voting fraud. One common tactic is to deny that any of the obvious and proven methods of voter fraud have ever happened.

I did not find attribution in your post, but you did quote Pocan. I'll assume you referred to Mark Pocan, lifelong Democrat and crooked politician of Madison, WI. A career politician since he was 27 (for 25 years now) his wards in Madison had the highest voter turnouts in the city - always over 100%. Although Democrats in Madison consider 141% voter turnout to be a great victory, any reasonable person - even those in Moscow - knows this is due to voter fraud campaigns.

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As study after study has shown, there is virtually no voter fraud anywhere in the country. The most comprehensive investigation to date found that out of one billion votes cast in all American elections between 2000 and 2014, there were 31 possible cases of impersonation fraud. Other violations — like absentee ballot fraud, multiple voting and registration fraud — are also exceedingly rare.

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Move along folks, nothing to see here.
This is not the Voting Fraud you were looking for.
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.
I tis soooo difficult to find examples of Voting Fraud on the mysterious interwebs.

http://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/analysis/2012/08/30/
election-fraud

http://libertyunyielding.com/2016/10/18/voter-fraud-vast-right-wing-fa
ntasy-right-not-exactly-according-pew-research/

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/02/24m-voter-registrations-i
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http://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/analysis/2013/08/20/
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Even Bhye is hated so much in Indiana that they probably didn't need to spend tons of money making him look like the worst man who ever lived who never grabbed a woman by the pussy.

The MSM has taken things so far that I've even seen some polls that put Indiana is grey or "undecided".

Indiana gave more than 120,000 more votes to Mitt Romney. A republican nobody cared about against one of the most recent "Popular" presidents in his second term ever....

Nobody who actually lives in Indiana believes that it's even a close race here, even though we still don't put up any presidential signs. There are a lot of signs of who to vote for the new Sheriff by me though.

Please investigate Indiana for fraud. Please spend a lot of time and money on Indiana.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Trust me. Nobody is spending more than a buck looking into Indiana votes.

I believe I said why before, so I won't again.




Come back to me when Trump somehow made it look like New York voted for him Bitch...

Otherwise, End Of Thread. Period.


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Right, Indiana should be investigated for Fraud. Spend all the money and follow the lead of your humble and dedicated servant - Donald J. Trump!

Yes, I say spend every last fucking dime investigating and leave no stone unturned to find fraud, corruption, bribery and social injustice in the grand state of Indiana.

Please get to the bottom of why Democrats in Big Cities have to cheat, lie and steal the election from such an obvious choice for president - Donald J. Trump.

Remember, search all Mexicans, Blacks and.....well, anyone of color, since they are the only ones that stand to gain more Food Stamps and such. Line them up and search every nook and cranny (because they are sneaky, really folks, soooo sneaky) and most especially the children.....yes, they most of all.

I'm writing a letter to the Deportation Police right now......get them all outta here because they have no right being here. This land is "our" land -
from California to the NY Islands....this land was made for one people only.
Let's make it great again......rock 'n roll!

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Of course you are right SGG. This is the same as the Birther sh*t just with different words. Only nutters and Commies fall for it. Who knew there were so many? One theory: people have become over emotionalized from watching too much tv and need their life to be as exciting... no matter what they have to believe in or do to make it seem that way.

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Nov 2016 was the first time the Law had cleared the courts for a General Election. WI went from "always Dem" to Trump.

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Originally posted by whozit:
A story from that far right conservative city called Philly

http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/illegal-voters-uncovered-philly-jus
t-tip-iceberg

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Same shit, different city. More reichwing bullshit, as always.

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Originally posted by 1kiki:

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Nov 2016 was the first time the Law had cleared the courts for a General Election. WI went from "always Dem" to Trump.

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Now you're just being an insinuating douche.

BTW, as bad as the prediction polls were for the general election, they had Trump winning WI. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/wi/wisconsin_tr
ump_vs_clinton-5659.html So, no, the voter ID law didn't magically create that result.

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Link?

That's something that should go in the bank.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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