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Dem Absentee Votes Are Fishy

Mike

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Dems know how to do it. They learn good lessons each Sunday in church. :lol:


LOWNDES CO., AL (WSFA) -
A day after the primary runoff election in Lowndes County, citizens and elections officials are raising red flags over suspiciously high absentee ballots.

Some Lowndes County residents say there's something fishy going on with the county reporting over 1400 absentee ballots for the primary runoff election.

"Sounds kind of suspicious," Lowndes County resident Mary Brown said.

"That's hard to believe, over 1,000!" Lowndes County resident Mary Aaron said.

After calling several local circuit clerk's offices and confirming with the Secretary of State's office, it appears Lowndes county has the highest number by far of absentee ballots in central Alabama.

The county, which has a population of around 11,000 residents of which 9,200 are registered "active" voters, saw a whopping 1,427 absentee ballots submitted. There were 1,555 absentee applications. The county with the second highest number of absentee ballots in Central Alabama was Elmore County (Pop. 17,500) with 76 submissions. That county had 94 applications. Montgomery County (Pop. 300,000) reported 61 of 94 applications. Butler County reported 28 absentee ballots rendered. Dallas County only had four. Crenshaw County reported none.
 

Tam

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Is there any wonder red flags were raised? :shock:

Sounds like that fishy has been sitting in the trunk of a car in the hot Alabama heat, right along with all those absentee ballots, just waiting to peak it's stinky corrupt head out.



Did these fools not bother to look and see what the average absentee ballot appilcations were before faking the 1400 in their county? :roll:
 

flounder

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nothing strange here except the fact more and more folks are using Absentee voting, it's happening in other states, and the rebublicans are worried. they ought to be.

folks like you mike (who is not only a racist, but also a coward and hides his identity), and a few others here, are perfect examples of why folks or so fed up with rebublicans. folks like you mike, that want an all white, all male, all republican, world. let me tell you mike, the harder you and the likes of you try to put them back in chains, the more they will rise up against you. ...

if it was up to mike, and the likes of his rebublican party, only all white, male, republicans, would be allowed to vote, period, and it would be mandatory for you to wear your hood and robes to the voting booth, if it was up to mike so-in-so, from so-in-so, that is a .......maybe some kind of seed farmer in Alabama, that went to Auburn U. common mike old buddy, tell us who you are, and why you are so ashamed to reveal yourself :lol:


UPDATE: Tens of Thousands Take Advantage of Absentee Voting


http://www.nbc15.com/home/headlines/Thousands_Take_Advantage_of_Absentee_Voting_153273205.html
 

loomixguy

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flounder said:
nothing strange here except the fact more and more folks are using Absentee voting, it's happening in other states, and the rebublicans are worried. they ought to be.

folks like you mike (who is not only a racist, but also a coward and hides his identity), and a few others here, are perfect examples of why folks or so fed up with rebublicans. folks like you mike, that want an all white, all male, all republican, world. let me tell you mike, the harder you and the likes of you try to put them back in chains, the more they will rise up against you. ...

if it was up to mike, and the likes of his rebublican party, only all white, male, republicans, would be allowed to vote, period, and it would be mandatory for you to wear your hood and robes to the voting booth, if it was up to mike so-in-so, from so-in-so, that is a .......maybe some kind of seed farmer in Alabama, that went to Auburn U. common mike old buddy, tell us who you are, and why you are so ashamed to reveal yourself :lol:


UPDATE: Tens of Thousands Take Advantage of Absentee Voting


http://www.nbc15.com/home/headlines/Thousands_Take_Advantage_of_Absentee_Voting_153273205.html

There Terry goes again, speaking "Idiot". :roll: :???:
 

Sandhusker

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flounder said:
nothing strange here except the fact more and more folks are using Absentee voting, it's happening in other states, and the rebublicans are worried. they ought to be.

folks like you mike (who is not only a racist, but also a coward and hides his identity), and a few others here, are perfect examples of why folks or so fed up with rebublicans. folks like you mike, that want an all white, all male, all republican, world. let me tell you mike, the harder you and the likes of you try to put them back in chains, the more they will rise up against you. ...

if it was up to mike, and the likes of his rebublican party, only all white, male, republicans, would be allowed to vote, period, and it would be mandatory for you to wear your hood and robes to the voting booth, if it was up to mike so-in-so, from so-in-so, that is a .......maybe some kind of seed farmer in Alabama, that went to Auburn U. common mike old buddy, tell us who you are, and why you are so ashamed to reveal yourself :lol:


UPDATE: Tens of Thousands Take Advantage of Absentee Voting


http://www.nbc15.com/home/headlines/Thousands_Take_Advantage_of_Absentee_Voting_153273205.html


Absolutley nothing strange about this?;
Lowdnes County Population 11,000 Absentee ballots 1427
Elmore County Population 17,500 Absentee ballots 76

One county has 12% absentee and the other has .43% and you see nothing unusual at all? Let me guess.... you're a liberal.
 

Tam

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flounder said:
nothing strange here except the fact more and more folks are using Absentee voting, it's happening in other states, and the rebublicans are worried. they ought to be.

The county, which has a population of around 11,000 residents of which 9,200 are registered "active" voters, saw a whopping 1,427 absentee ballots submitted. There were 1,555 absentee applications. The county with the second highest number of absentee ballots in Central Alabama was Elmore County (Pop. 17,500) with 76 submissions. That county had 94 applications. Montgomery County (Pop. 300,000) reported 61 of 94 applications. Butler County reported 28 absentee ballots rendered. Dallas County only had four. Crenshaw County reported none.[/quote]

Who really believes this was not long denied voter fraud considering the appilcations for absentee ballots in other more populated counties in the same state? :roll:

BTW Flounder you are getting as dirty as the Obama's campaign with your attacks, he would be proud of you. Maybe he will give you a job writing speeches. Or maybe you are the one that wrote Biden's race baiting speech from the other day. :? :roll:
 

flounder

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Tam said:
flounder said:
nothing strange here except the fact more and more folks are using Absentee voting, it's happening in other states, and the rebublicans are worried. they ought to be.

The county, which has a population of around 11,000 residents of which 9,200 are registered "active" voters, saw a whopping 1,427 absentee ballots submitted. There were 1,555 absentee applications. The county with the second highest number of absentee ballots in Central Alabama was Elmore County (Pop. 17,500) with 76 submissions. That county had 94 applications. Montgomery County (Pop. 300,000) reported 61 of 94 applications. Butler County reported 28 absentee ballots rendered. Dallas County only had four. Crenshaw County reported none.[/quote]

Who really believes this was not long denied voter fraud considering the appilcations for absentee ballots in other more populated counties in the same state? :roll:

BTW Flounder you are getting as dirty as the Obama's campaign with your attacks, he would be proud of you. Maybe he will give you a job writing speeches. Or maybe you are the one that wrote Biden's race baiting speech from the other day. :? :roll:



so, mike sends a girl to defend him. figures.


some of the rebublicans attack me every post i make here, like with OT.


i remember one saying ;



Let me guess flounder, your momma threw out the baby and kept the afterbirth



Larrry
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:11 pm Post subject: Re: Hey hypocrite poser ?




so if you want to talk civil here tam, go talk to them, then get back with me. i was told long ago, if you can stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.


OBAMA 2012
 
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flounder said:
nothing strange here except the fact more and more folks are using Absentee voting, it's happening in other states, and the rebublicans are worried. they ought to be.

Same here- especially since we got mail out voting and don't even have to go pick up the absentee ballot... I've voted that way for years- in all the elections...

Percentage has been going up by leaps every year.... I think much of it depends on the voting registrar/county clerk and recorder- as some push the mail out absentee much more than others... In our county it works great as it cuts down on the work at the polling places on election day...
 

Tam

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Don't tell us Oldtimer you can verify those absentee ballot application as all 1400 heard how great things are in Valley County Montana and have all moved there and you know this as they all have bought you a beer over the past few weeks. :roll:
 

Mike

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Book: Voter fraud is real and has consequences (just look at Sen. Al Franken)


August 9, 2012 by Rob Black
You’ve probably never heard of Greene County, Alabama. Yet this small county of 9,000 people in western Alabama, about an hour from Tuscaloosa, was home to one of the biggest voter-fraud scandals in recent history. Corrupt incumbents devised an elaborate scheme to rig the election using absentee ballots. When they prevailed on Election Day, skeptical citizens began asking questions. A subsequent investigation and trial led to the convictions of 11 people involved in the plot.

It’s just one example cited by John Fund and Hans von Spakovsky in their new book, “Who’s Counting? How Fraudsters and Bureaucrats Put Your Vote at Risk.” It arrives in stores next week, just as voter ID laws have emerged as a major dispute before the 2012 election.

Two states, South Carolina and Texas, are already engaged in lawsuits with the Justice Department to halt their voter ID laws. Attorney General Eric Holder is currently probing Pennsylvania, which recently became the 11th state to enact a law since 2010.

All of these efforts seek to crack down on voter fraud by requiring a photo ID to vote. It’s as simple as that. Yet liberals have concocted a conspiracy that these laws disenfranchise minorities — an argument the Justice Department is now using in its lawsuits.

That’s why the case of Greene County is so significant. Blacks make up 81.5% of county residents. The median household income is $26,131, just above the federal poverty line. As a result, the county receives more than $80 million from the federal government, making elected leaders powerful figures. And in this case, also corrupt politicians.

Minority voters — the very people the Justice Department is claiming to protect in the current voter-ID cases — were the ones disenfranchised in Greene County. Yet two prominent civil-rights organizations, the NAACP and Southern Christian Leadership Conference, sided with the fraudsters instead of the voters.

Fund and von Spakovsky use other examples like this to debunk liberal myths about voter fraud. Reviewing the book for the Washington Examiner this week, Byron York identified the case of Democrat Sen. Al Franken’s election in Minnesota as one of the most consequential:


With 1,099 examples identified by Minnesota Majority, and with evidence suggesting that felons, when they do vote, strongly favor Democrats, it doesn’t require a leap to suggest there might one day be proof that Al Franken was elected on the strength of voter fraud.

And that’s just the question of voting by felons. Minnesota Majority also found all sorts of other irregularities that cast further doubt on the Senate results.

The election was particularly important because Franken’s victory gave Senate Democrats a 60th vote in favor of President Obama’s national health care proposal — the deciding vote to overcome a Republican filibuster. If Coleman had kept his seat, there would have been no 60th vote, and no Obamacare.

Voter fraud matters when contests are close. When an election is decided by a huge margin, no one can plausibly claim fraud made the difference. But the Minnesota race was excruciatingly close. And then, in the Obamacare debate, Democrats could not afford to lose even a single vote. So if there were any case that demonstrates that voter fraud both exists and has real consequences, it is Minnesota 2008.

Wes Vernon, writing for the Washington Times, points to another anti-ID argument cited by the left: It limits access to the polls. That’s simply not true based on data from two early adopters of voter ID:


The argument that it is racist or suppresses the vote is belied by figures showing no effect or, alternatively, an actual rise in voter participation where implemented.

Take Georgia and Indiana, the two states with the strictest voter ID laws in the country: In 2008, Georgia had its largest turnout in history, second-highest increase in the nation, including a huge boost in Democratic voters (compared to 2004). Indiana’s turnout was the fifth-largest increase nationwide, and there was a very large boost in Democratic voter participation in all 50 states.

Fund, a columnist for National Review, previously wrote “Stealing Elections: How Voter Fraud Threatens Our Democracy.” Von Spakovsky, a former member of the Federal Election Commission, now works at The Heritage Foundation. They spoke at The Bloggers Briefing (video below) about why they took on the project.
 

hypocritexposer

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probably just Conservatives voting early, so the Black Panthers don't beat, or kill them, them on election day. :???:


But I do find it funny that the Liberals on this site defend the practice.


What makes flounder and OT think that they are NOT committing voter fraud in favor of the Republicans.


:lol:
 

Larrry

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flounder said:
Tam said:
flounder said:
nothing strange here except the fact more and more folks are using Absentee voting, it's happening in other states, and the rebublicans are worried. they ought to be.

The county, which has a population of around 11,000 residents of which 9,200 are registered "active" voters, saw a whopping 1,427 absentee ballots submitted. There were 1,555 absentee applications. The county with the second highest number of absentee ballots in Central Alabama was Elmore County (Pop. 17,500) with 76 submissions. That county had 94 applications. Montgomery County (Pop. 300,000) reported 61 of 94 applications. Butler County reported 28 absentee ballots rendered. Dallas County only had four. Crenshaw County reported none.[/quote]

Who really believes this was not long denied voter fraud considering the appilcations for absentee ballots in other more populated counties in the same state? :roll:

BTW Flounder you are getting as dirty as the Obama's campaign with your attacks, he would be proud of you. Maybe he will give you a job writing speeches. Or maybe you are the one that wrote Biden's race baiting speech from the other day. :? :roll:



so, mike sends a girl to defend him. figures.


some of the rebublicans attack me every post i make here, like with OT.


i remember one saying ;



Let me guess flounder, your momma threw out the baby and kept the afterbirth



Larrry
Rancher



Joined: 23 Jul 2007
Posts: 5544
Location: The good ole USA




Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:11 pm Post subject: Re: Hey hypocrite poser ?




so if you want to talk civil here tam, go talk to them, then get back with me. i was told long ago, if you can stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.


OBAMA 2012

Mike didn't send anyone to defend him. A member just stepped up and tried to explain a few facts to you.
So now you have thin skinned and can't handle the heat. After you have ridiculed the military you have NO REASON to complain.
You guys want to dish out the name calling but then can't handle it when it comes back to you. May I suggest you find another forum to talk on if you choose to dish it out but can't handle the repurcusions.
 

Steve

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Some Utah counties have more voters than residents

Summit County — home of ski paradise Park City — reported 27,230 registered voters on its rolls in 2010. The trouble is the census found only 26,254 adults residing there.

So it had 976 more registered voters than living adults.

Five other Utah counties show similar discrepancies. Grand County reported registered voters that amount to 118 percent of its adult population. In Daggett, it was 105 percent; in Rich, 104 percent; and in Carbon and San Juan, 101 percent.

Truth The Vote, a Texas-based watchdog group, is not amused.

It sent notices to these counties informing them they may be in violation of the National Voting Rights Act, and warned it may file lawsuits to force action unless the counties show progress in fixing the problem. The group sent similar notices to 154 counties in 18 other states with the same problem.

"It’s simply unacceptable for any county to have more voters on its rolls than people who are alive and eligible to vote.

The group said it discovered the problem by comparing census population numbers to voter registration totals reported to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission in 2010.

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By Lee Davidson

| The Salt Lake Tribune
First Published Aug 08 2012 01:25 pm • Last Updated Aug 09 2012 12:58 pm

Summit County — home of ski paradise Park City — reported 27,230 registered voters on its rolls in 2010. The trouble is the census found only 26,254 adults residing there.

So it had 976 more registered voters than living adults.
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(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) Six Utah counties had more registered voters than adult residents, according to a recent report.

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Five other Utah counties show similar discrepancies. Grand County reported registered voters that amount to 118 percent of its adult population. In Daggett, it was 105 percent; in Rich, 104 percent; and in Carbon and San Juan, 101 percent.

Truth The Vote, a Texas-based watchdog group, is not amused.

It sent notices to these counties informing them they may be in violation of the National Voting Rights Act, and warned it may file lawsuits to force action unless the counties show progress in fixing the problem. The group sent similar notices to 154 counties in 18 other states with the same problem.

"It’s simply unacceptable for any county to have more voters on its rolls than people who are alive and eligible to vote. Failing to maintain accurate voter registration records is a flagrant violation of Section 8 in the National Voter Registration Act," said Catherine Engelbrecht, president of Truth The Vote.

The group said in notices that such situations could subvert elections. It could allow votes by dead or fictional people, or allow some people to vote in more than one location.

The group said it discovered the problem by comparing census population numbers to voter registration totals reported to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission in 2010.

Summit County Clerk Kent Jones says the data may be a bit dated and deceptive, but adds his county has removed thousands of ineligible voters in the past few years.

He said the high voter registration number of 27,230 used by the commission was actually for 2008, not long after he took office, and he said the county now has 24,832 registered voters.
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Summit has purged more than 4,000 ineligible names in recent years, Jones said

Keeping voter rolls in order also is a priority in Carbon County, says Alexis Horsley, deputy clerk-auditor.

"We’ve been working pretty hard to remove names" of those who have moved or died, she said.

"The problem is we are a college town [with the College of Eastern Utah in Price], and the law doesn’t allow us to remove students’ names until we obtain information that they have registered somewhere else.... They often don’t,"

Illinois Counties Have More Registered Voters Than Residents, According To Report

An analysis of census figures and voter registration numbers in Illinois reveals a baffling conundrum: fourteen of the state's 102 counties have more registered voters than voting-age residents.

Rock Island County is the largest county with such a discrepancy: its elections website lists 125,875 registered voters, while the latest census figures list only 114,359 residents 18 years of age or older. That's a difference of 11,516 people.

Other counties experiencing similar problems include Alexander County, which has a history of voter fraud problems

"This may look worse than it might be," Rich Miller at the Capitol Fax cautions, pointing out that Rock Island County hasn't purged its voter rolls since the 2000 Census. "Still, that seems a bit weird," he writes.



Detroit has more voters than voting-age population

Detroit has more registered voters than residents of voting age.
There are about 560,000 registered voters in the city of Detroit. But the 2010 U.S. Census found only 523,430 Detroiters over 18, according to Data Driven Detroit.

Detroit's voter rolls have been plagued by duplicate, incorrect or invalid registrations for a long time

We have to hold them for two consecutive federal elections. So after this federal election, by the beginning of 2013, we'll have nearly 30,000 we can cancel."
In other circumstances, federal law only allows local election officials to purge a name from the voter rolls when notified by the individual or a reliable source of information (such as a death certificate) that the person is no longer eligible to vote in that district -- or if a voter registration card is returned as undeliverable by the U.S. Postal Service.

Detroit Director of Elections Daniel Baxter said that his department has been working with the health department and local newspapers to get accurate information about deaths. (Neither dying nor moving automatically purges a voter from the rolls,

no problem ,.. vote early and often... and in several states ,.. and bring an illegal with you to help.. it's the democratic way..
 
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