Dead People Voting Throughout Florida

WFTV ^ | October 30, 2008

[MountainLoop]

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. -- Thousands of dead Floridians are registered to vote and some in Central Florida had ballots cast in their names long after their deaths.

"That is scary," said Jim Branch.

Branch's mother Marjorie died in 2004 but someone voted for her in 2006. Branch had tried to get his mother removed from the voter rolls.

"It was much easier for me calling Social Security and taking her off not getting any more checks here, than it was that (voter registration)," he sid.

County records show James Santiago voted in the 2006 general election. He too, was dead. His wife, Joann, sees this as an open invitation for voter fraud.

[Recovering_Democrat]

ACORN.

[Madame Dufarge]

But 2002's Help America Vote act, which made it easier to register to vote...

The Help America Vote Act (Pub.L. 107-252), or HAVA, is a United States federal law passed the House 357-48 and 92-2 in the Senate[1] and was signed into law by President Bush on October 29, 2002.[2] Drafted (at least in part) in reaction to the controversy surrounding the 2000 U.S. presidential election,

[woollyone]

2012purplefinger.com

The URL is availble.
We need a movement to change the voting laws and secure against fraud.

Get rid of early voting.
Get rid of absentee ballots.
Standardize the ballots with either paper only, or tamper resistant digital.
Require proof of citizenship in order to obtain a voter registration card.
Enact minimum madatory sentencing laws for voter fraud.
Require a voter registration card and a photo ID to vote.
Elections to be held over a one, or two day period only.
Everyone who votes gets a purple finger from being dipped in heavy dye that doesn’t wash off for a week.

Voter fraud would be instantly reduced.

I wish someone would run with the idea.

It is possbile to achieve the goal in the next four years, for all electiosn, local and national. Dead people could never again vote. No more duplicate votes from out of state residents, such a what happens here in FL where folks vote in NY also. Reduced illegal aliens voting.

...it’s a start anyway

[EDINVA]

Thanks. My folks lived in Marion County, FL. I’m not sure I have anything around any more with their SS numbers, but am sure going to look and follow up with the local electoral office. They died in ‘97 and ‘00, so maybe they have been purged.

In VA, as in TX, we can go online to see our registration status, polling place, ballot, etc., so I was surprised, too, that it wasn’t available in FL. FL scares me because of so many ‘snowbirds’ who have residences there and in the North would not hesitate to vote both in FL and their home state.

[3D-JOY]

“Don’t hesitate to vote in both places”! YOU BET THEY DO IT!

Then they sit around and BRAG and JUSTIFY it because they pay taxes in both places. Don’t correct them...they shout you down and begin a campaign to put you out of the “group” in those retirement communities.

[Tublecane]

“You’ve never seen the movie ‘28 Days Later’ have you? :-)”

I have, and I grant that those zombies were damn fast. But those creatures might as well have been vampires or dragons for all the resemblance they have to other movie zombies.

By the way, I absolutely love the source material for both “Night of the Living Dead” and “28 Days Later,” not to mention “The Omega Man” and Will Smith’s “I Am Legend”: the vampire classic “I Am Legend.” For some reason, vampires work better for me than zombies and/or mutants.