[ARCADIA]

I don't know how realistic this accusation is ... it would take a vast left-wing conspiracy and that group is never all that disciplined nor organized.

From Richard Hasen, of the Dallas Morning News ...

But perhaps most importantly, the idea of massive polling-place fraud (through the use of inflated voter rolls) is inherently incredible. Suppose I want to swing the Missouri election for my preferred presidential candidate. I would have to figure out who the fake, dead or missing people on the registration rolls are, then pay a lot of other individuals to go to the polling place and claim to be that person, without any return guarantee - thanks to the secret ballot - that any of them will cast a vote for my preferred candidate.

Those who do show up at the polls run the risk of being detected and charged with a felony. And for what - $10? Polling-place fraud, in short, makes no sense.

The Justice Department devoted unprecedented resources to ferreting out fraud over five years and appears to have found not a single prosecutable case across the country

[goodnesswins]

Ahem....there’s this thing called MAIL IN BALLOTS.....research Acorn in Seattle in 2004.....

[Pan_Yan]

“Life is a corrupting process from the time a child learns to play his mother off against his father in the politics of when to go to bed; he who fears corruption fears life.”

-Saul Alinsky