Comments on: Voter Fraud Across the Nation

By: Mayday

Mayday — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 00:26:27 +0000

Vicki, I think the GOP or the Romney campaign would be the logical groups to press for or conduct an investigation. Possibly the Tea party, or perhaps there’s something behind the scenes that the CIA or military can do, I don’t know. I just hope and pray someone is looking into this even if we don’t know about it.

By: VickiGM

VickiGM — Sat, 10 Nov 2012 04:24:21 +0000

Mayday, I thought EXACTLY the same. But WHO would spearhead the investigation?? I don’t believe voter turnout for Reps was low- Just look at the massive turnout for Mitt and Paul’s rallies. Those people were SURE to vote and bring others to vote. The frustration is WHO can lead a charge into systemic voter fraud. Alinsky told his group to attack on all fronts (in this case registration of noncitizens, fake IDs, asssistants who fill in ballots, fake identity, double voting), so people would give up from being overwhelmed.

By: Mayday

Mayday — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 21:22:44 +0000

But are we SURE that’s what happened? Could more people have actually turned out but their votes are not being counted? Could there have been systemic fraud in addition to the localized fraud we know about? Could the software be manipulated or mistaken and either suppress Romney votes, or change Romney votes to Obama? The effect would be what we saw, looking like poor turnout.

Even if not done on a national basis, if something was targeted to a few key states it could make a difference in the outcome.

This was a broken glass election and there were numerous indications turnout for our side would be heavy. So I’m just asking if all possibilities have, or will be, fully investigated. IF there was fraud and it goes ignored and even unquestioned, we’ll never win another election.

All that said, if we are certain fraud did not impact the outcome, then I agree apathy is a killer. I’d just feel better if everything was fully investigated and we were absolutely sure that’s the problem. We’d move forward in very different ways if the problem was turnout vs. fraud.

By: Mike O

Mike O — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 21:00:18 +0000

No, they simply DID NOT COME OUT TO VOTE! Which means apathy will be killing this country.

By: Mayday

Mayday — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 20:02:05 +0000

Nationally, Romney was short millions of expected votes. Is anyone investigating the possibility of systemic fraud (ie, computer software, dead/felon/illegal votes cast, military votes suppressed, follow up to assure those who did not vote really did not vote, etc?). Can/is someone checking the counts at each voting location against the number of people who signed in to vote, and against registered voter counts?

I thought both sides had armies of lawyers standing by to question and investigate potential fraud. I was stunned Romney conceded before the known problems were investigated and everyone was sure the vote counts were legitimate. Is the GOP doing anything? From what I can see they seem uninterested, though I may be unaware of any efforts they are undertaking.

By: Mary Bosworth

Mary Bosworth — Wed, 24 Oct 2012 18:48:35 +0000

Dallas County, Texas: Election clerks “hovering” around voters while they are casting their ballots. And the Dems use the excuse that forcing minority voters to show a picture I.D. is “intimidation”. What a crock! Poll watchers needed at many locations around the area who will actually correct infractions.