[AngieGOP]

No wonder Al Gore won the popular vote.

[July 4th]

Any chance this article will spur Florida to check their lists? I doubt it, but it would be nice for a change. It was apparently easy enough for the paper to do it.

[concerned about politics]

Hmmmm. 68% Democrat, and that's just in 2 states.
No wonder they don't want voter ID. They'd only be allowed to vote once, and democrats would never win an election.

[coconutt2000]

I think with about 12% of the dual registered voters being Republicans, it sure seemed unfair to identify so many of them compared to the Democrats, who committed the majority of the crime.

[ProudVet77]

a shocking finding!!!!!!
Not if you grew up in NYC. It's not a big secret.
Without voter fraud the Democrat pary would be as gone as the Whig Party, and the real battle would be between the pubs and the libertarians.

[Reeses]

"I'm not here today," Hertz said and hung up.

Definitely a Florida voter.

[Cinnamon Girl]

Eliminating the potential to vote in multiple states would require creating a national voter registration system with federally assigned voter ID numbers, said Allan Lichtman, a history professor at American University in Washington and a voting rights expert.

Why not?

[OneTimeLurker]

It says that if you register in a new jurisdiction, it notifies your previous one. Shouldn't you automatically be ineligible to vote in the previous jurisdiction?

[fhayek]

If the numbers are 68% Democrats to 12%Republicans, why did this article make it seem like Republicans were the bad guys?

[agrace]

Of the 46,000 registered in both states, 68% are Democrats, 12% are Republicans and 16% didn't claim a party.

Anyone notice that while the stat shows an overwhelming majority of Democrats voting double, the article cites specific Republicans about half a dozen times to one Democrat?

LG, check this out.

[Libertina]

"I guess if you were some kind of zealot, you could vote in both places," Donovan said.
Wrong! If you were some kind of FELON you could vote in both places.

[airborne]

This looks like a job for the Federal Elections Commission.

[Lexington Green]

Every one of these fraudsters should be prosecuted.

[Betaille]

"Some 46,000 New Yorkers are registered to vote in both the city and Florida"
When you register in a new state, your old states registration is supposed to be discarded. This happened to me in 2000... I sure hope i'm not one of the people theyre talking about.

[shield]

Commies don't know what truth means....and those are the RATS. Hitlery NEVER NEVER won her senate seat.....she lied and cheated. Voter Fraud placed her in the senate.

Wonder how many others!!!!

[nightdriver]

"Officials in both states acknowledge that voting in multiple states is something of a perfect crime, one officials don't have the means to catch."

I dunno, they seem to be able to do a pretty good job on eliminating drivers' licenses from multiple states.

[MDspinboyredux]

I fear that this is ultimately the Democrats strategy. Why do you think that there is a HUGE increase in absentee ballots this year in the southern/western snowbird swing states of Florida, New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada?

The Dems know it is virtually impossible to cross check multi-registered voters and any indication of fraud will come AFTER the election, when it's too late.

As Bill Clinton proved, all you have to do is lie all the way up until Election Day. After that, it doesn't matter.

[FourtySeven]

bump

[jsbankston]

The law should be written so that a person can vote in each jurisdiction that they own or rent property.

[demlosers]

This should be an easy fix:

When double registrants are found, confirm and then delete them from the voter roles.