So far, the only voter fraud stories I've heard were committed by people voting Republican.
So far, the only voter fraud stories I've heard were committed by people voting Republican.
And apparently in states where they're passing massive voter restriction laws a "sincere belief" is enough to violate our sacred belief of one person, one vote:
sincerely believed that impersonating a dead person at her local polling place was not an act of voter fraud.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.rawstory.com/2017/04/trump-voter-wont-face-charges-after-being-caught-impersonating-her-dead-mother-at-polling-place/amp/
And apparently in states where they're passing massive voter restriction laws a "sincere belief" is enough to violate our sacred belief of one person, one vote:
sincerely believed that impersonating a dead person at her local polling place was not an act of voter fraud.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.rawstory.com/2017/04/trump-voter-wont-face-charges-after-being-caught-impersonating-her-dead-mother-at-polling-place/amp/
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Unless they can prove the dead voters actually voted, it's apples and oranges.
That much was evident in the last election, and once you understand the degree of media consolidation that has occurred in the past few decades it becomes understandable. Not acceptable, mind you, but when a half dozen partially foreign-owned corporations control almost all of our much vaunted, once independent journalistic organizations, well, you can't expect accuracy or quality standards.
Polling before, during and after the election did indicate substantial electoral fraud on the Democratic side (as distinct from voter fraud.) There was very little detected against Republican voters, because they didn't need to: they'd already committed their electoral fraud by large-scale gerrymandering long before the election took place.