WI Absentee FRAUD: Callers Report Receiving Ballots PRE-Marked for Kerry

WTMJ Radio | 10/18/2004 | fanningp

[milwguy]

being from the milwaukeee area, I can say I just heard the same thing on wagners show. It is not surprising to me in the least, why else would the city of milwaukee need 935,000 ballots when there are not even that many residents in the city, let alone voting age residents? In the last two elections, the number of votes cast was approx. 260-280,000, and since the 2000 election, the population of the city has gone down!! The only rational explanation for the Democratic Mayor needing more ballots is to account for fraud. Many of us will be volunteering as poll watchers, but the Dems have already hired a legion of lawyers to represent them at the polls. The only bright spot I can see in all this mess is that African American voters in the area seem less than inspired to vote for Comrade Kerry the Viet Con. The last mayoral election pitted the incumbent (by virtue of mayor norquists resignation) African American Mayor against a white former congressman. The white guy won, even though Milwaukee in a 'minority-majority' city. The main reason was he could not get out the African American vote. I only hope that an out of touch Mass. liberal white guy is even less able to motivate the African American base, than Mayor Marvin Pratt was.

[gakrak]

Well if the Dem's really did send them, then they will almost assuredly have a union label. Should be able to track them through the label.

[texastoo]

You may be skeptical but almost the same thing happened here in south Texas. There was a recent election and the absentee ballots were pre marked. I'll see if I can find the article which wasn't online.

[international american]

I hope you are correct. We will see Dem voter fraud like never before. There are 6 threads reporting fraud today alone:)

[I'm ALL Right!]

That would exclude those who most deserve to vote: our military.

Other than that, I'm with you.

[Mike Fieschko]

Probably a consequence of it being OK for ballots to be sent by political parties or campaign committees.

It has never been ok for political parties to handle ballots.

Blunt seeks absentee ballot lists for GOP [MO]

Absentee ballots called into question [CO]

Urgent junk mail County clerk dupes absentee voters [NY]

Absentee ballots may not require a witness [FL]

For more instances, google "ballot brokers" (with the quotes).

[Nathan Zachary]

What do you expect from Kerry supporters that support a traitor who made THIS a popular thing to do?

Ther have no patriotism for the nation, so why would they follow the laws, and be honest, moral citizens? Why, that would go against the new, updated moral values of the democrat party!

[WildTurkey]

Probably a consequence of it being OK for ballots to be sent by political parties or campaign committees.

It has never been ok for political parties to handle ballots. ... list of links ...

Thanks for sending me on a wild goose chase. NONE of your links reference where it has ever been OK for ballots to sent by political parties or compaign committees. Next time provide a quote to support your contention and don't just post a bunch of links.

[lesser_satan]

self ping

[sportutegrl]

I do volunteer work in a charter school with a black majority student population. I talk with other volunteer mothers, and none of them are voting for Kerry, (these are black women, supposedly a lock). They hate him.

[massgopguy]

"Early" voting will lead to "often" voting. People can come back to their polling place every day until the election and as a former Clinton aide said on FOX yesterday; "attempt to vote". So what if they voted today? They can attempt to vote again tommorow and when they are refused they can run to the camera to claim they were disenfranchised. The cameras aren't allowed inside to interview a polling worker, who is barred by law to reveal who has voted.

[massgopguy]

Milwaukee has 385,000 registered voters but there are over 600,000 ballots printed.

[Dont Mention the War]

You take a pen and mark an X next to the candidate of your choice, dip your thumb in the indelible ink and drop your ballot in the ballot box. The votes are counted manually. It may take a couple weeks to get the election results, but remember, it took 36 days to get the 2000 election results.

Canada votes the old-fashioned way as well. They get their results within hours.

[texastoo]

I found a link for Texas so you all can see that this does happen. This is almost identical except this happened during the primaries. Also, this case was assigned to the Texas Rangers.

http://www.themonitor.com/siteprocessor.cfm?template=/globaltemplates/details.cfm&storyid=856&section=local

[hobson]

We are required to sign our name to the roster. Is that not the practice everywhere?

[HoustonCurmudgeon]

"Early" voting will lead to "often" voting. People can come back to their polling place every day until the election and as a former Clinton aide said on FOX yesterday; "attempt to vote". So what if they voted today? They can attempt to vote again tommorow and when they are refused they can run to the camera to claim they were disenfranchised. The cameras aren't allowed inside to interview a polling worker, who is barred by law to reveal who has voted.

Your profile doesn't show where you live, but in my county, in Texas, this would not work. The early polling places are linked by computer to the court house and a label is printed that you must sign and paste in a book before you get a ballot. The computer will not allow you to vote again and by morning anyone in the county can find out who has voted so far.

[LS]

It won't work in most places.

[backhoe]

CrosslinkingL

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

[MineralMan]

"Here in Minnesota, we also have election day registration.

All you need is for someone who lives at the same address to vouch for you.
"

Actually, it's any registered voter in the same precinct who will vouch for you.

There's another side to this. I moved to St. Paul in June. I registered to vote when I applied for my driver's license. When I checked with Ramsey County, they didn't have any record of it. So I got a registration form and mailed it to them. Haven't gotten any sample ballot or anything from the county.

So, if necessary, I'll register at the polls and vote. I like having that option...just in case the County doesn't manage to get me registered.

[STD]

With illegal immigration considered Okay by this and all previous administrations, we have a single Jose Martinez registered to vote in our precint. So, each of one hundred Jose Martinez's show up in the lines on election day to vote. All their votes are counted. It's obvious that they are not english speakers or here legally, but they all vote. I'll bet if you troll the spanish reconquesta websites you can find which names are good in what areas.

Immigration will kill us all,IMHO!