Election Watchdog Finds 350,000 Dead Registrants on Voter Rolls In 42 States

freebeacon.com ^ | 9/22/2020 | Joe Schoffstall

[wareagle7295]

In the year 2020, how hard is it to have a national voter database? Hey...when you die, and your death certificate is issued, your voting record is disabled! Hey...when you show up to vote in Florida on election day, and it says you are registered in Georgia - you F’ed up. But to give you the benefit of a doubt you are issued a special ballot that may or may not be counted, depending on how the difference between the winner and the loser. If the election is too close to call, you come and prove you are a resident. You don’t - and its tossed. Vote in Florida and then try to go vote in Georgia - it says you already voted today.

[1Old Pro]

In the year 2020, how hard is it to have a national voter database?/I>

Without the political will, impossible. We don't even know how many illegal aliens are in the country.

[Yulee]

From the article:

“PILF further found that nearly 15,000 registrants were credited with voting after death in the 2016 and 2018 elections.”

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In Florida this had to be absentee ballots with forged signatures, since Florida requires a government issued ID.

The Dems took the state of Florida to court in 2018, and tried to get judges to let absentee ballots with invalid signatures (signatures don't match the signature on file) count. They lost.

Unfortunately they conduct voter registration drives.

The feeling is that they make copies, before turning the forms in, forge requests for absentee ballots, and trace the signatures from the copied registration form to the absentee ballot.

Strange how many homeless registrants can live at one address, and apply for absentee ballots.

If the voter actually shows up on election day, they are informed they have already voted, and given a provisional ballot, and can vote again.

That's why there should be no absentee ballots, unless the applicant can proved they are infirmed, or will be out of state or country on election day.

With early voting established , there should be no need, except for the reasons above, for absentee balloting.