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Voter Fraud in Virginia
Conservative Review ^ | 8 Sep, 2016 | Hans von Spakovsky

Posted on 09/08/2016 8:08:12 PM PDT by MtnClimber

Election integrity foes mistakenly tell us voter fraud is a myth. So when legitimate voter fraud is actually discovered, these foes pretend it didn’t happen, fail to take any steps to investigate or prosecute such cases, or, even worse, try to cover it up. Take Virginia, where the State Board of Elections and some local election officials want to hide a blatant case of voter fraud involving noncitizens.

Penalties for voting as a non-citizen -

When non-citizens register or actually vote, they violate both state and federal statutes because citizenship is a requirement to vote in both state and federal elections. Falsely claiming to be a citizen on a voter registration form is a felony that violates three different federal statutes. Voting by a non-citizen under 18 U.S.C. §611 is a strict liability offense. In other words, it “does not require proof that the offender was aware that citizenship is a prerequisite to voting.” Article II, Section 1 of the Virginia constitution requires a voter to be a citizen, and §24.2-1004 of the Virginia Code makes it a felony to vote when you are “not qualified to vote” in the state.

So you would think state and local election officials would treat these crimes with appropriate seriousness. Guess again.

When I was a member of the Fairfax County Electoral Board in Virginia, we discovered close to 300 non-citizens who had illegally registered in our county, about half of whom had also illegally voted in prior elections. We removed those individuals from the voter rolls and forwarded their files to both the Commonwealth Attorney (Virginia’s equivalent of the county district attorney) and the U.S. Justice Department for investigation and prosecution. Neither took any action to enforce the law against these non-citizens.

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1 posted on 09/08/2016 8:08:12 PM PDT by MtnClimber
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To: MtnClimber

Those refusing to prosecute illegal voting or trying to get groups like convicted felons an automatic right to vote should be prosecuted for voter fraud. I am seeing the day when forceful citizens arrest would happen.


2 posted on 09/08/2016 8:11:26 PM PDT by MtnClimber (For photos of Colorado scenery and wildlife, click on my screen name for my FR home page.)
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I agree with you, they should be prosecuted as felonies and their voting rights should be striped forever.


3 posted on 09/08/2016 8:15:42 PM PDT by Robert DeLong
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To: MtnClimber

There’s one reason the Clintons’ NY pal Terry McAuliffe somehow became Governor of Virginia—for a time such as this. After four years of telegraphing Julian Castro as her VP pick, she doubled down with Tim Kaine.


4 posted on 09/08/2016 8:17:14 PM PDT by ntnychik
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To: MtnClimber

This election should be conducted on paper ballot by the United State military . The democrats will absolutely steel it if we dont insist on that. Did you know that in Philadelphia in 2012 they had 13 precincts that had more votes than residents? and , get this, not one vote for Republicans. One of the precincts was guarded with clubs by thug “black panthers” that obama dropped prosecution saying “ We don’t prosecute Blacks” We are dangerously close my friends, People are pissed.


5 posted on 09/08/2016 8:25:35 PM PDT by WENDLE (Hillary emailed Jake Sullivan to remove 'The security headers" !!)
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To: WENDLE
Did you know that in Philadelphia in 2012 they had 13 precincts that had more votes than residents?

In the 2012 Colorado elections, there were 10 counties that had more votes than registered voters. All went to dear leader, of course.

6 posted on 09/08/2016 8:31:19 PM PDT by MtnClimber (For photos of Colorado scenery and wildlife, click on my screen name for my FR home page.)
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I've said it before and I'll say it again. If the libs truly believed that people could not vote because they didn't have the proper ID, they would whip out yet another welfare program to provide all of these disenfranchised people with the right ID that their state requires to vote.

They have no problemo soaking the taxpayers for more benefits for the poor and minorities. So why haven't they done it for voters? We have been listening to these complaints for YEARS that the poor and minorities don't have IDs (which I don't believe for a minute because you need an ID to do practically everything like rent, cash a check, etc.) and can't vote. Why haven't the Democrats created a ID-providing bureaucracy to give IDs to them all?

Because it's not about IDing. It's about allowing unidentifiable people to vote un-ID'd at any precinct multiple times, at multiple precincts, at multiple counties. Over and over and over.

You know .... voter fraud.

7 posted on 09/08/2016 8:37:11 PM PDT by Lizavetta
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Bingo!!!


8 posted on 09/08/2016 8:40:01 PM PDT by MtnClimber (For photos of Colorado scenery and wildlife, click on my screen name for my FR home page.)
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To: Robert DeLong

I would expect nothing better from Fairfax County.

My former jurisdiction, Prince William County, bent over backwards to ensure every single vote corresponded to an actual, living resident of whatever precinct he or she voted in. Many very long days for us officers of elections.

TC


9 posted on 09/08/2016 8:45:51 PM PDT by Pentagon Leatherneck
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To: Robert DeLong

“I agree with you, they should be prosecuted as felonies and their voting rights should be striped forever.”

What voting rights would you suspend?

They are not citizens.


10 posted on 09/08/2016 8:57:55 PM PDT by Timpanagos1
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To: Timpanagos1

The people who refused to prosecute them.

Personally, at this point I think it should be a treason prosecution.


11 posted on 09/08/2016 9:05:10 PM PDT by Axenolith (Government blows, and that which governs least, blows least...)
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Even AFTER they become citizens.


12 posted on 09/08/2016 9:06:58 PM PDT by RitaOK (Viva Christ Rey! Public Education is the farm team for more Marxmsists coming, infinitum.)
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Except, if actually prosecuted as felons they can not become citizens.

Except under a “Democrat” prez.


13 posted on 09/08/2016 9:09:33 PM PDT by RitaOK (Viva Christ Rey! Public Education is the farm team for more Marxmsists coming, infinitum.)
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To: RitaOK

Deport them.


14 posted on 09/08/2016 9:10:40 PM PDT by Timpanagos1
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To: MtnClimber

This reluctance to prosecute is becoming an epidemic. Not only among government officials, at least Democrats, but in the private sector as well, cases are dropped or lenient sentences given, which results in a tendency of criminals to see no deterrent to further criminal activity.

I’ve known people who not worried about jail time. A neighbor was facing 2 years, he said he could do 2 years standing on his head. His son stole some merchandise from a Wal Mart, he played getaway driver, they got caught. I wondered why, when his son ran to the car and said let’s go, come on, hurry, why he didn’t stop on the spot and ask him why he was in such a hurry. That would be a dead giveaway to me. Nope, he drove off. They didn’t make it 2 miles. Both were already convicted felons.

Then there’s early release. Get 10 years, get out in 5 or so. And prison is no longer a punishment even if you do have to do time. Central heat and AC, all the cable TV you can stand, meals, medical, all the books you can read, don’t have to work, free legal assistance, in some cases even unsupervised visits.

Those on death row will live longer than they will in the general population. Ted Bundy dragged out his appeal process for 15 years or more. Many make it 20 years.

Many politicians and multi millionaires don’t even go to a real prison. More like a restricted country club. Lots of people want to see Hillary in prison. Yeah right. If it happens, it won’t be the hard time lockup us everyday peasants see.

Voter fraud will probably not be prosecuted, never has as far as I know. we’ve seen in a coupe of elections already very solid evidence of voter fraud, nothing done about it. I haven’t even seen anyone trying to really do much to stop it.

In this upcoming election, I expect widespread voter fraud, it;s the only way Hillary will have a chance. Obama and his cronies are already trying to do everything they can to get as many illegals and convicted felons to vote, eliminate voter ID laws, whatever they can think of.

a woman was caught engaging in voter fraud not long ago, signing up democrats and handing them literature suggesting they vote for Hillary. I saw a news article or three, not a word since. Has anything been done? I doubt it. She’s probably back on the streets doing it again right now.

There was a story in the primaries, where republican votes were ending up in the democrat position instead. One Republican representative couldn’t even vote for himself.

Has any of this been even investigated, much less prosecuted? If so I haven’t seen it. Looking around at results of a search, I seem to see more sites debunking voter fraud than verifying it. And of course most have URLs like huffington post, NBC, slate, politico...

CNN says - websites “spreading lies” about voter fraud.

washington Post - Here’s how rare in person voter fraud is.

NY Times - Voter fraud is rare but myth is widespread.

ABC news - Voter Fraud: it’s real but rare.

NBC - Study finds no evidence of Widespread Voter Fraud

Forbes - Voter fraud: A massive Anti-Democratic Deception

Mediamatters - Debunking the Conservative Media’s 2014 Voter Fraud Horror

About the only ones not trying to debunk voter fraud were Fox and Brietbart...and a couple of lesser known but probably reputable sites.


15 posted on 09/08/2016 9:22:52 PM PDT by Paleo Pete (Never take a sleeping pill and a laxative on the same night.)
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To: MtnClimber

For years now groups like the SEIU and Casa de Maryland (yes, in Virginia)have been registering illegal aliens in Northern Virginia and then getting them to vote.

Once registered (the Registrars admit they never do checks on the applications that come in as to valid citizenship)they vote, often by absentee or early voting where there are no poll watchers to cry foul.

Republican legislators know it well, but are too cowardly to fight it less they be called racists.


16 posted on 09/08/2016 9:25:26 PM PDT by oldbill
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To: WENDLE

In Wyoming we have paper ballots marked with special pencil and deposited in locked counting machine, so if recount is
necessary ballots are inside counting machine and can be
recounted by hand.


17 posted on 09/08/2016 9:30:59 PM PDT by tommix2
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If it were up to me, these people would be executed. Actions have consequences. Consequences need to be severe enough to discourage future illegal actions.

The weak-kneed pansies in this country don't get it.

18 posted on 09/08/2016 10:05:47 PM PDT by Cobra64 (Common sense isn't common any more.)
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To: Timpanagos1

The people whose job it is to enforce the laws of this land, and chose to not do so even after being alerted to the crimes committed by non-citizens.


19 posted on 09/08/2016 10:52:49 PM PDT by Robert DeLong
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To: MtnClimber

I wonder, how many Illegal Invaders are sitting on Juries?


20 posted on 09/08/2016 10:55:01 PM PDT by Kickass Conservative (Hillary Clinton has killed FIVE* more People than Three Mile Island. *revised...)
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