DomKen -> RE: YouTube - Wisconsin Passes Voter Suppression Bill (5/21/2011 1:51:40 PM)
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ORIGINAL: DomKen Then go find a single one. That's all it takes one single fraudulent vote cast. The simple fact is that very few fraudulent registrations survive the registration process, for instance in Illinois you get a card mailed to you when you register which is not forwarded and if it is returned undelivered your registration is challenged. The fact is a lot of right wingers spent a lot of time and money trying to prove that one ACORN registration voted illegally and they never found a single one. As I have already explained, being able to single out a fraudulent vote in a secret ballot election is all but impossible, without the fraudster making his fraud public. For OBVIOUS reasons. However there is this to contemplate: Here's a map of voter demographics in Phildelphia for the 2000 presidential election It details voter turn out by precinct, including the number of people the census found in that precinct, the number of registered voters, and the election results for that precinct. What we find looking at these maps are all sorts of impossibilities. For example, Ward 5, Precinct 1, which the census says contained 482 residents, 1159 of whom are registered to vote, and 496 of whom voted for Gore. Or Ward 27, Precinct 18, which had 82 residents, 865 of whom are registered, and which produced 177 votes for Gore. When a precinct with 82 residents, produced 177 votes for Al Gore, there's a problem. Whether it's a record keeping problem, or a fraud problem, I can't tell you, and I won't be able to tell you and respect the secret ballot. But ACORN's activities make it that much harder to figure out where the error is - and thus it undermines our elections. Bullshit. It's real simple. Find a person who does not exist who was registered by ACORN and then voted. A secret ballot does not keep anyone from tracking who shows up at polls to vote. In the real world most candidates even send poll watchers to the polling places to track how well their GOTV efforts worked. As to using 1990 census data to figure vote turnout in 2000? Get real. The census is at best an estimate and is notoriously inaccurate in the inner city. and 10 year old census data?
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