More than 3 Million Registered Voters are Dead, 12 Million More Ineligible, Analysis Finds

CNSNews.com ^ | November 02, 2009 | Fred Lucas

[Yo-Yo]

Fine, they can identify how many dead registered voters there are. What I want to know is how many of them voted in the last few elections. They never seem to be able to report that, even though the fact that someone voted is a public record.

[cripplecreek]

Throw in another few million completely false ACORN registered voters and you have the population of a small nation.

[rockinqsranch]

“It gets down to this: by depressing turnout, dead voters make the rest of us look bad.””

Quite depressing.

[euram]

“dead voters make the rest of us look bad.”

They all voted for 0bama, many will vote for Owens in NY23, Deeds in VA, and Corzine in NJ.

Now, when they found all these dead voters, the question is, did they remove them from the roles, or did they just leave then there.

[Diogenesis]

These numbers are lower limits to the fraud.

Dead voters probably account for 4-12% of the "votes", and probably higher in Democrat cities.

[Vaduz]

7.2 percent of voters do not live where they are registered.ACORN still working I see wonder how many mexican names are listed and live in Mexico?.

[meyer]

"Regardless of how lively an election season might be, a new study shows that more 3.3 million voters on current registration rolls across the country are dead.

Another 12.9 million remain on voter registration lists in an area where they no longer live."

And, I'd bet that 90% or more of them are democrats. Most likely the ACORN voters that threw the election to Obambi along with a few other useless idiots like Al Frankin.

[pnh102]

This of course is by design. If states wanted to, they could make voting as secure as the lottery.

[samsmom]

Does anyone know what’s involved in cleaning up the voter rolls? 2 to 3% is the difference in most elections!

[xtinct]

Let's not forget the ghost voters in Boston, e.g. According to the poll book, there were 11 people living in my house. Not, only I live there. There are 9 living with my mother... NOT... only she lives there. There are 13 living with our neighbor... NOT... only he and his wife live there.

However, there are 10 rooms in my house; 9 in Mom's, and 15 in our neighbor's house.

[usmcobra]

Oddly enough these figures almost exactly match the margin by which Obama was elected.....

[dforest]

Perhaps Obozo didn’t really win. I often wonder about that.

[waxer1]

I have said for awhile now all voter rolls should be purged and everybody needs to re-register. They are totally corrupted.

Elections as they are now are a joke.

[wolfcreek]

Wonder who might be tapping into this pool of ...uhhhh...*voter*?

[Eroteme]

If states wanted to, they could make voting as secure as the lottery.

Exactly. Instead, they take every opportunity to create ways to ensure it's not.

[meyer]

Does anyone know what’s involved in cleaning up the voter rolls? 2 to 3% is the difference in most elections!

Even if they're cleaned up, all it takes is someone like Ohio's Secretary of State (at the time of the election) Jennifer Brunner to ignore the cleaned voter rolls and institute the groundwork for fraudulent voting as we saw in 2008. Brunner allowed tens of thousands of questionable ballots to stand, ignoring requirements to match new voter names against Ohio BMV and Social Security administration records. Early voting in Ohio required simply showing a utility bill from the previous 2 or 3 years as proof of residency. I could have voted in Ohio in 2008, despite having moved out of Ohio in March of that year.

Essentially, Brunner and her friends at ACORN (she has ties to that organization as well) fraudulently gave Ohio to Obama.

[Josephat]

This is so bogus. How hard can it be to divise a voting system that is secure. How about ink on the finger? Go one step further and use the ink to put fingerprint in the voter registration books. The system is screwed up because the people in charge want it to be screwed up. Time for that to change.

[PeterPrinciple]

This of course is by design. If states wanted to, they could make voting as secure as the lottery.

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yep, if the analysis can find them, why can't the state?

[Red Badger]

Funny, they all live, er, “reside” in Chicago................