Because of the state's swing-state status, political groups including both state parties are paying people by the hour to register voters, a common practice.
However, some groups are apparently paying for each registration form filed, which is against both state and federal law.
"It's useless to do that kind of fraud," said Terrence Tolbert, state director of America Coming Together (search), a national voter registration group. "You can't turn out fake registered people to vote."
A number of nonprofit groups, including Rock the Vote (search) and the New Voters Project (search), are also registering voters in Nevada.
Lomax said as many as 100 different groups have asked his office for voter registration forms. The forms are numbered and recorded to monitor each group's efforts.
They're trying AWFUL hard to NOT say, aren't they?
FL has three university areas in Miami, Broward, and Tampa. Want to bet college radicals are in on the action?
(democrats in FL said they registered 30000 more than republicans.)