Drudge radio - More registered voters than residents in some Ohio counties

Drudge Report radio show ^ | 10/4/04 | Self

[smokinleroy]

I couldn't find this posted anywhere nor does it appear on Drudge's site, but on his radio show tonight, he was citing a report that in some Ohio counties, there were more people registered to vote than there were citizens in those counties per the latest census. When asked how this could be, the democrats (I believe) replied that more people moved into those counties after the census.

[smokinleroy]

Does anyone know of this report and have a link?

SL

[Mitchell]

http://www.columbusdispatch.com/election/election-local.php?story=dispatch/2004/10/01/20041001-D1-00.html

[Libertarianize the GOP]

Number of new voters soaring (Exceeds County Population!) ^
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1232969/posts

[america-rules]

I have a bad feeling about this ?

[FesterUSMC]

RAMPANT FRAUD! COME ON! consistantly county after county getting over 85% registration? something smells funny....

[Question Liberal Authority]

A 1993 federal law — often called Motor Voter — made it easier for Americans to register to vote, including when they renew their driver’s licenses. But the law also made it more difficult for elections officials to purge their lists of those who don’t follow through and cast ballots.

There are 200,000 people on Franklin County’s voter rolls who currently are classified as "inactive," Damschroder said, but it takes five years or more of non-voting to remove their names. No one is purged from the voter lists in federal election years, so the list won’t be pared down until mid-2005.

"It’s just a function of Motor Voter," Damschroder said.

The Clinton Legacy.

[jaykay]

I have a bad feeling about this ?

[weegee]

I heard Drudge tonight. Definitely a bad thing when "moore" people are registered than live in a community.

Then again, I hear that the usually non-voting Amish may be casting ballots for Bush (over abortion, homosexual marriage and other issues). And the Amish do not appear in phone poll results...

[SterlingSilver]

That there are more people registered than populate this community in Ohio sounds like the work of Jess Goode, who as George Will put it this weekend in his Op-Ed piece... "is a casually dressed, laconic young political professional toiling to deny George W. Bush Ohio's 20 electoral votes."

Will adds, "Goode worked for a Democratic congressman until becoming a state administrator of America Coming Together, a get-out-the-(Democratic)-vote organization funded by Virtuous Money. The $14.5 million that George Soros, the billionaire anti-Bush obsessive, has given to ACT is not the Sinful Money that liberal campaign finance reformers want to banish from politics."

Will continues, "On a normal day, ACT is paying $8 to $10 an hour to 200 or so persons whose job -- Goode says most are doing it for the money, not because of political passion -- is to register likely Democratic voters, more than 60,000 so far. In 2000, Bush carried the state by 165,019 votes."

We've seen it before, time and time again,....Cheating and voter fraud apparently are not beyond the norms of Democratic practices as they seek to gain or regain political power....

For those wishing to read all of George Will's Op-Ed, here it is...
As goes Ohio...
by George Will (10/3)

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/georgewill/gw20041003.shtml

[goldstategop]

I bet if you look at the tombstones in those counties, that's where you'll find the extra voters.

[Racehorse]

" bet if you look at the tombstones in those counties, that's where you'll find the extra voters."

Democrats do love a good graveyard.

Not only do the dead obligingly register to vote, they actually rise up and manage to find their way to the polls. Sometimes more than once.

And, as any good Democratic Party stategist might tell you, or as Mary Maples might chime in, if you need a silent witness, a tight-lipped patsy or a stone-cold scapecoat, the dead are really quite accommodating. They never complain, never balk, and never spill the beans to the press.

[TomGuy]

The adage -- Vote early; Vote often -- comes to mind for some reason.

[backhoe]

Click the picture & goto "last" for the latest on Vote Fraud:

...and a note from your compiler of links- near the "last" are links about Project Vote, PIGRIM, and other far-Left pressure groups who hide under the "activist" label while subverting representative government.

These nasty characters demean and dilute the value of everyone's vote.

The plan, besides their hope of throwing the election to sKerry, is to so thoroughly corrupt the election results that Mr. Bush will either not be taken seriously, or open to impeachment.

You had better take this stuff seriously- it is a dagger aimed at the heart of the Republic.

[Cacique]

Move along here, nothing to see. It's just standard operating procedure in Democratic states.

FREEPER (PARodrig) PAUL RODRIGUEZ FOR CONGRESS

[jeremiah]

It seems like everybody loves to vote absentee, but from my point of view, it should not be an option. If you are unable to go to the polls, you should not be allowed a vote. How easy is it for ballots to be sent to an address en masse, to be filled out "properly?" With "motor voter" and absentee ballots, the fix can be in with very little evidence of a fraud.

[Cricket24]

And the Amish do not appear in phone poll results...


Neither do I. I have have never been polled and neither has anyone I know!

[Pearls Before Swine]

When asked how this could be, the democrats (I believe) replied that more people moved into those counties after the census.

Dead men don't fill out census forms. But, in the future, they will.

[bushfamfan]

Alright, I've had enough of this. What is the RNC doing about this? THEY HAVE TO DO SOMETHING TO COUNTER THIS. Send lawyers, whatever they have to do to observe this. I do not want them getting away with this and it is getting too obvious and the Demonrats and their thug organizations need to be challenged on this.

[WildTurkey]

If you are unable to go to the polls, you should not be allowed a vote.

Hundreds of thousands of our troops would disagree.