[mysterio]

Probably not. I mean, Mickey Mouse might have registered, but I seriously doubt someone voted as Mickey Mouse. Voter registration fraud is different than voter fraud.

Either way, the Acorn situation sucks, and I'm glad it was exposed in the national media.

[Rippin]

Voter registration fraud is different than voter fraud.

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Not if the fake voters are on the roles in precincts where nobody watches the counting.

[keats5]

I understand the danger in over registering voters is when crooked poll workers vote for those who didn’t show by the end of the day.

[supercat]

Probably not. I mean, Mickey Mouse might have registered, but I seriously doubt someone voted as Mickey Mouse.

Why do you doubt that? If election officials receive an absentee ballot from a properly-registered "Mickey D. Mouse", what basis would they have for rejecting it? It's highly improbable that any real voter would have that name, but how it any worse of a name than "Moon Unit Zappa"?

[LegalEagle61]

The only way someone COULD vote as Mickey Mouse or anyone else for that matter would be if there was no republican poll watcher and corrupt Dems just “let it go” if you know what I mean....don’t think that doesn’t happen either.

[bray]

You have proof Micky didn’t vote.

Here’s how they do it. They get 100,000 phony registrations and then get 25-50K fraudulent votes and then flood the system. They then get an army of attorneys to challenge every vote and get 10-30K through. Enough to make a difference. Very likely that Hilary got beat by fraud.

Pray for W, McCuda and Our Troops

[Newsvine Tom Bombadil]

I believe that voter registration fraud indicates an intent to commit vote fraud. As Ken Blackwell and John Fund have amply demonstrated in their writing and speaking, once a voter is registered, all kinds of opportunities open up for fraud and malfeasance.