[Cultural Jihad]

Hehehe. I saw that one. There's no 'proof' that his or her grandfather voted for anyone. How does anyone KNOW who anyone votes for unless we are told by the voter (or his illegal proxy)? Receiving a form letter from the DNC is only proof of an out-of-date directory. On the other hand, I have no doubt that voting fraud is a problem, just that people of good will can argue over the extent of the problem and whether it affects election outcomes or not.

[Darksheare]

Yeah, so you'd not accept an article that you yourself could search for here on FR.
I will not do your homework for you, but I will point you to it.
It's an article about the 2000 elections here on FR detailing how voting machines here in New York had the Republican levers disabled.
The press had one article about it before it got pulled.
Now, be a good boy and do your homework. I've given you enough info, solve for X.

[VermiciousKnid]

Go ahead and doubt if you will...my aunt DID call the Board of Elections about it, and was told that someone DID cast a write-in vote in Grandpa's name (you're right about not "knowing" who he voted for, but that "thank you note" sure gives us a good clue).

Surely you know that voter fraud is rampant in New York and that it is even illegal to request proof of identity -- let alone eligibility -- before casting a vote here. You do know that, don't you?

Regards,

[Darksheare]

There's no proof that there was vote fraud in Florida....
Just a bunch of tabs hanging loose..