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We can count on fraud as long as there are conservatives who think easy voting is wonderful if it makes their personal lives a little less complicated. If we throw the gates open to fraud, we shouldn't be surprised when we get it.

Well said!!!

The 'Rats have long been in support of voting "reforms" which open the door to massive fraud and cheating. These include (1) same day registration, (2) no proof of citizenship and/or residence required for the registered voter, (3) early voting, (4) "no excuse" absentee voting, (5) "Motor Voter," (6) hackable electronic scanners and other devices used to count and tabulate votes. They have also staunchly opposed voter ID cards. (If anyone wishes to add to the list of these abuses of the integrity of the electoral process, please do so.)

We should make sure to the best of our ability that no one legally ineligible to vote can vote and that no one legally eligible to vote can vote more than once in the same election! Those should be the top priorities in administering elections.

Let's rid ourselves of the ridiculous notion that the more votes recorded, the better it is for everybody, regardless of who casts the votes and where and regardless of how many times any individual may vote.

Kudos to the Maine GOP chair for speaking out, regardless of what some GOP "consultant" may say.

Just yesterday I found this story and frankly I don't care about the people who gave up and went home.

ACLU: Long lines at Grand Rapids polls mean people must choose between voting or their paychecks

This year, one voter at the Community Revival Center, where some voters waited over three and half hours, told me that she’d waited in the early morning for an hour and half, but needed to leave. She came back in the early afternoon and waited again. But she couldn’t make it through the line before her shift started, and she couldn’t miss work. Other voters simply saw the line and walked away.

Call me heartless but I really don't care about lack of planning or laziness of others.