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Daughter reads farewell letter from Senate icon known for his wit "And to see, like others who have gone before me, if I will still be able to vote in Chicago."

For the MATHEMATICALLY CHALLENGED... 1.) According to the 2018 US census there are an estimated 153 million registered voters. 2.) Total votes cast during the 2020 Presidential Election was 155 million (Trump 75m) (Biden 80m). ** This alone is a RED FLAG for voter fraud ** 3.) For the past few presidential elections the voter turnout hovers around 85%. 4.). Even if we use a 90% voter turnout, there would need to be at least 172 million registered voters. ...and no one is questioning this fact?!!!

A Wisconsin judge ordered the state to take as many as 234,000 people off its registered-voter list Friday because they may have moved — a decision that could impede residents of this swing state from voting in next year’s presidential election. The case centers on a letter that the state Elections Commission sent in October to hundreds of thousands of voters, asking them to respond if they were still at that address or to update their registrations if they had moved. Conservatives filed a lawsuit alleging that to avoid fraud, the commission should have thrown out the registrations of voters...

You’ve got to hand it to Pennsylvania voters. They must be among the most patriotic Americans. After all, as the redoubtable Robert Knight recently revealed, hundreds of voters over 100 have been casting ballots, apparently for years. One was reportedly born on August 7, 1853, making him a very young 163. He voted in both 2008 and 2012. Hopefully he won’t miss the 2016 election. It’s great to see that sort of commitment to our democracy! Even more impressive, hundreds of voters were listed with birthdates of 1800. To be a double centenarian, but still able to go to...

Local officials in Colorado acknowledged "very serious" voter fraud after learning of votes cast in multiple elections under the named of recently-deceased residents. A local media outlet uncovered the fraud by comparing voting history databases in the state with federal government death records. "Somebody was able to cast a vote that was not theirs to cast," El Paso County Clerk and Recorder Chuck Broerman told CBS4 while discussing what he called a "very serious" pattern of people mailing in ballots on behalf of the dead. It's not clear how many fraudulent ballots have been submitted in recent years. CBS4 reported...

<p>COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio's top elections official says it appears that thousands of voters considered "active" are anything but.</p> <p>Secretary of State Jon Husted says a report has found nearly 18,500 dead people on the state's voter rolls. Records of registered voters were cross-checked with a list of deceased Ohioans maintained by the state Health Department.</p>

AUSTIN — Alegria Arce Hibbetts of Austin got a letter in late March saying that she might be dead. Or more specifically, the Texas secretary of state’s Texas Election Administration Management system indicated she was a “possible deceased voter.” She had 30 days to prove otherwise, and she wasn’t sure how to do that — the response form allowed only for a family member to sign off on her death. There was nowhere to check “I’m alive,” said Hibbetts, 74, who lives just north of the University of Texas. “I don’t know where they got that information.”

A lawyer playing a major part in a California lawsuit urging officials to prevent the state's 55 Electoral College votes from being recorded for Barack Obama until questions about his citizenship are resolved has written to county clerks around the state, seeking an investigation into a process that has allowed a dead woman to be listed as an official elector. According to Gary Kreep, executive director of the United States Justice Foundation, the clerks have been advised about the "irregularity" in the list of electors provided by the Democratic Party in California. "In the 28th Congressional District (Congressman Howard Berman),...

CT officials admitting they know of at least 8,500 dead people who are registered to vote next month. Say they can't get to it until after November 4. Anyone smell an ACORN here? People, this election is being stolen.

ST. LOUIS -- The St. Louis Election Board discovered that a woman dead since October cast an absentee ballot in the city presidential primary, an official said. The case is being turned over today to the Department of Justice, said Scott Leiendecker, the Republican director for the St. Louis Election Board. Leiendecker said officials at the election board believe that the woman's son cast the ballot by purporting that his mother signed with an "X" and then he signed as a witness. Leiendecker would not divulge the name of the woman or her son.

CHICAGO - If you're a cell phone-using, goose liver-eating, cigarette-smoking, fast food-loving person, Chicago might not be your kind of town. In this city that once winked at Prohibition, members of the City Council are trying to crack down on things they deem unhealthy, immoral or just plain annoying. A proposal that would restrict fast-food chains from cooking with artery-clogging trans fat oils got a public airing last week, and in the past year alone aldermen have banned smoking in nearly all public places and the use of cell phones while driving. In April, Chicago became the first U.S. city...

DA says office has received 'a lot of complaints'; at least one race will have a recount. ROBSTOWN - Allegations that the names of dead people have shown up on ballots cast in Saturday's school board election have led to a recount in at least one race and could lead to an investigation into voter fraud. "Everybody's saying the same thing, 'I see dead people,' " said District Attorney Carlos Valdez. The district attorney's office has received "a lot of complaints" of fraudulent voting - people filing mail-in ballots sent to homes of people who have died, Valdez said. He...