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SOROS control plans...
1. D (and GOP-e) party machine, bosses
2. mass media
3. poll workers
4. polling observers with lawyers ready to sue
5. friendly D party machine hack judges
6. Secretaries of State to certify votes
7. ownership interest in polling machine counting company
8. polling station intimidation with hired street thugs
9. felon voters
10 illegal voters by the millions (with D party hack judges permitting it, throwing out even the simplest voter ID requirements)
11 automatic voter registration when you get your EBT, welfare, food stamps, ObamaPhone, free health care, driver license
12 intimidation by union bosses
13 intimidation by big corporation managers
14 deceased vote is 1000 percent Democratic ticket (not sure how Soros achieves this, maybe by calling his boss Satan in Hell?)
15 union literature to members shifts over to 90 percent political propoganda during election season
16 nurses cast votes for mentally or physically inform (nursing homes, old age homes, mental hospitals, etc)
17 its a comprehensive ballot=stuffing operation with all the SOS’s and lawyers to back it up

gives D party machine candidates maybe a 20 percent lead even before voting begins

ARE THEIR CURRENTLY VARIOUS SECRETARY OF STATE OFFICIALS THAT WILL SERVE AS ‘MOLES’ COMING OUT TO SWAY 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION?

REFRESHER: SoSP PROJECT [Secretary of State Project]

“Secretary of State Project was an American non-profit, progressive or liberal 527 political action committee focused on electing reform-minded progressive Secretaries of State in battleground states that typically oversee the election process.

Soros spent $5.1 million in the 2008 election. Along with Soros’s ultra-wealthy buddies in the Democracy Alliance [ billionaires’ club funding left-wing political infrastructure] spent mega-money for voting fraud.

Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie election in 2006 played a pivotal role in 2008 Senate race between Al Franken and Norm Coleman.

According to reports filed with the IRS, members of the Democracy Alliance gave sizable contributions this year and last year to the SoS Project. Alliance member and SoS Project co-founder Michael Kieschnick, who heads Working Assets, a long distance provider that funds so-called social justice projects, gave $10,000. Office furniture heir John R. Hunting, who is also an Alliance member, kicked in $20,000.

Democracy Alliance member Paul Rudd — not the comic actor — gave $10,000. Heiress Pat Stryker gave $25,000 and financier Nicholas Hanauer gave $5,000. The McKay Foundation, headed by Taco Bell heir and Alliance chairman Rob McKay, donated $10,000.

Two individuals with close ties to the Democracy Alliance also gave the SoS Project money in the same period. Elizabeth “Liza” Pike, wife of Drummond Pike, gave $2,500. Drummond is the founder of the uber-radical Tides Foundation and treasurer of the Alliance. Lawrence Litvak, chairman of the board of Tides, gave $239.

Former community organizer Ritchie is up for reelection this year. Four Democracy Alliance members gave his campaign money: real estate heiress Patricia Bauman ($250); child psychologist Gail Furman ($200); career activist Megan Hull ($500); and lawyer Scott Wallace ($500). Contributors to Ritchie’s 2006 campaign included Soros, Drummond Pike, and veteran community organizer Heather Booth, a Saul Alinsky disciple who co-founded the Midwest Academy, a radical school that breeds Marxist agitators.

The SoS Project is endorsing Jocelyn Benson, candidate for secretary of state in Michigan, whom it lauds as an “[e]lection law scholar and community organizer.” Benson hardly needs the help: she’s raised an eye-opening $802,273 so far, according to state campaign filings.

Frances Kieschnick gave Benson $1,000. She is the wife of Michael Kieschnick of Working Assets, a long distance provider that funds so-called social justice projects. Michael also co-founded the SoS Project and is a member of the Democracy Alliance. (Michael gave Benson $3,400.) Philanthropist and Alliance member Barbara Lee — not the congresswoman — gave $2,000. The political action committee of People for the American Way, an Alliance-approved group, gave $200.

Other Alliance members who have money to Benson: Rockefeller heiress Anne Bartley ($250.00); Patricia Bauman ($750); financier Blair Hull ($3,400); Megan Hull ($9,400); Rob McKay ($3,000); founder of ACORN’s Project Vote affiliate Sanford Newman ($500); and Atlantic Philanthropies executive William J. Roberts ($500).

SoS Project endorsee California Secretary of State Debra Bowen, whom the group describes as “one of the most progressive Secretaries of State in the nation,” was endorsed in her previous run by California ACORN PAC. Alliance members giving her money for this run include Michael Kieschnick, who gave $1,000.

Endorsee Iowa Secretary of State Michael Mauro took in $4,000 from Megan Hull and $4,000 from Michael Kieschnick. Endorsee Colorado Secretary of State Bernie Buescher received $525 from Frances Kieschnick and from these Democracy Alliance members: Michael Kieschnick ($525); software entrepreneur Tim Gill ($1,050); Pat Stryker ($1,050); and from Local 105 of SEIU ($10,600). Endorsee Maryellen O’Shaughnessy in Ohio took $4,000 from Michael Kieschnick and $1,500 from Megan Hull.

The secretary of state candidates the group endorses all sing the same familiar song about electoral integrity issues that we routinely hear from ACORN: Voter fraud is largely a myth, vote suppression is used widely by Republicans, cleansing the dead and fictional characters from voter rolls should be avoided until embarrassing media reports emerge, and anyone who demands that a voter produce photo identification before pulling the lever hates poor people and minorities.”
http://spectator.org/38635_soros-vote-counters/
MOST IMPORTANTLY:

December 10, 2014
http://www.governing.com/columns/smart-mgmt/col-troubling-partisanization-elections-secretary-state.html