[Tamzee]

We can still pull it off but only if we GET OUT THE VOTE!!!

[AZRepublican]

How many of the Democrats are actually ALIVE I wonder?

[PghBaldy]

I live in Pittsburgh, and in all the elections since 1984, I have NEVER been asked to show ID. NEVER.

[Nav_Mom]

Can't we just wait til the votes are counted?
Maybe I'm paranoid, but I find an additional 600,000
newly registered Democrats highly suspicious.
What is the Morning Call? A newspaper?

[WOSG]

So the real change was 580,000 edge for Dems in 2004 to 600,000 now?
A marginal change. Not good, but not bad.

PT Barnum was right, I guess, there *is* a sucker born every minute.

[Nav_Mom]

OOPs Time to go to bed....
Its not 600,000 its 50,000
Still suspicious if you ask me.
Niters*

[tcrlaf]

Amazing what Democrats can accomplish when they VETO Voter ID, and Voter reform, isn't it??

Any bets on the Philly turnout this year??

I've got $5 at 108%...

[jwalsh07]

Franklin & Marshall College's G. Terry Madonna, though, said he is ''suspicious'' of voter registration numbers because he suspects many counties don't remove inactive voters. He pointed to Philadelphia County, which has more than a million registered voters, meaning that more than nine out of 10 people of voting age are registered, based on recent Census estimates.

And where 11 out of 10 actually vote.

[Prost1]

I guess they are still registering the cemetary citizens.

[Torie]

There are a lot of pseudo registered Pubbies in suburban Philly (who registered that way, because that was where the action was as to who was going to get elected, but no longer), who usually vote Dem, and have been registering Dem in large numbers in recent years - very large numbers. One would have to look at the county by county numbers, to see if that is the locus of the current change. The reason Pennsylvania is still only light blue is because the trend has been the opposite in Western Pennsylvania, a generally Dem area, that is also depopulating.

[spartan68]

The Dems will win using absentee and multiple
voters at the booth!
Neither of which is seriously questioned by anyone.
Watch how many races the Dems win in Maine by 8, 10 or 12 votes.
Been Happening For YEARS and no one askes any questions.

[MaineVoter2002]

We can still pull it off but only if we GET OUT THE VOTE!!!

www.gopteamleader.com>

[Nathan Zachary]

"The overall number fell substantially immediately after the election as the rolls were purged of inactive voters."

It's plain to see then that the RATS have unpurged the rolls, and put all the dead and inactive back on. I wonder why all the dead and inactive go to the democrat side? Puzzling...

[Sprite518]

I am sure more than half the numbers are bogus. We all know how the Libs try to steal elections.

[BradyLS]

VOTE! D'ye hear me??? We'll WIN if we VOTE!!!

[finnsheep]

We need a voter id law - - just like the one Rendell vetoed.
In our township there are more people registered to vote than there are people.

Only a dead person's family can contact the board of elections and have the person's name removed in PA. It is surely the last thing the bereaved are going to think about.

[mware]

...and how many of those votes were registered by ACORN????

[jmaroneps37]

Signing them up and getting them out are two different animals.

[randita]

That number surged 10 percent in Lehigh and 11 percent in Northampton, boosting the total to a combined 64,000.

Note this: "Census figures show that blacks and Latinos make up roughly 30 percent of Allentown's general population. Yet school district statistics show the two groups make up more than 70 percent of student enrollment." Allentown, in Lehigh Country, is PA's third largest city (surpassed Erie a few years ago).

So this doesn't surprise me. Puerto Ricans have been moving into these counties in droves for the past two decades. When they go get their drivers' licenses, the register to vote -- Democrat, of course.

Fortunately, after election analysis has shown that those who have registered to vote via Motor Voter do not actually turn out to vote in very large percentages.