Someone may notice the similarity in handwriting if Clinton’s campaign staff had to sign every ballot they send in. Much safer for Ds to send them in unsigned.
Do you think YOU personally could sign 1000 names and have them all look unique? I couldn’t. This law must be stopped. /s
Strange, I live in Florida. I have been voting since 1968. Since my signature is on file, from me signing in when I voted last, it is easy to match my signature (if I were to vote absentee).
Unfortunately there are probably thousands (maybe hundreds of thousands) of “registered Democrats”, who have never voted in person. Many of these are street people, homeless, and uninterested citizens, that are signed up each time there is a voter registration drive (think ACORN and other groups).
Each time a federal election is held, they magically vote absentee (national resources are available to produce the fake absentee ballots).
Many of those who have been registered by third party (”nonpartisan”) collection groups, have never actually voted at all, their “absentee ballots” are created and mailed without their knowledge. How many show up to vote and find they already have voted absentee (not many, but it does happen). There is probably a great number of people who have registered with these groups, never voted, and yet have a registered ballot on file.
The dead do vote for Democrats, even if they were Republican, when alive. This is not to mention the illegals, and green card holders, who vote illegally (motor voter enrollment).
Back in 2012 in Lee County, Florida, the following story was filed:
LEE COUNTY -
A state-wide investigation could impact Florida's primary and general elections. As many as 180,000 ineligible voters were uncovered following an NBC2 investigation into voter fraud.
The number drastically increased since our story first aired on Monday.
You can bet this same kind of thing is still going on. Florida's Supervisors of Elections (S.O.E.) have been cleaning rolls over the last couple of years, but have had to fight Obama’s DOJ at every turn. Unfortunately many of the South Florida Supervisors of Elections are part of the DEM political machine.
Recently one Central Florida voter discovered her party affiliation had been changed from Republican to non affiliated, by a third party voter registration group, and she couldn't vote in the Republican primary. I believe she said she never re-registered.
Every registered voter needs to check with their Supervisor of Election, make sure they are registered correctly, and have not already voted, without their knowledge.
We need to produce red shirts with “Les Deplorables, and show up at voter precincts on election day. It would be wonderful, if after voting those wearing red shirts would gather, and just stand across from the precincts for the remainder of the day. I'm sure this would get the Media's attention until the crowd got too big. They then would try to slant the story.