The North Carolina State Board of Elections has found thousands of instances of voter fraud in the state, thanks to a 28-state crosscheck of voter rolls. Initial findings suggest widespread election fraud.
- 765 voters with an exact match of first and last name, DOB and last four digits of SSN were registered in N.C. and another state and voted in N.C. and the other state in the 2012 general election.
- 35,750 voters with the same first and last name and DOB were registered in N.C. and another state and voted in both states in the 2012 general election.
- 155,692 voters with the same first and last name, DOB and last four digits of SSN were registered in N.C. and another state – and the latest date of registration or voter activity did not take place within N.C.
The second point is key, as double voting is election fraud under state and federal statutes. Punishment for double voting in federal elections can include jail time.
In October 2012, Project Veritas produced video showing a Barack Obama campaign worker helping a voter register to vote in both Texas and Florida.
The Interstate Crosscheck examines 101 million voter records in more than two dozen participating states.
The findings, while large, leave open the question of just how widespread double voting might be since 22 states did not participate in the Interstate Crosscheck.
In addition to the above, the crosscheck found that more than 13,000 deceased voters remain on North Carolina’s rolls, and that 81 of them showed voter activity in their records after death.
North Carolina officials are now calling for tighter election security.










Oh, wait... peanut butter and jelly is racist.
But committing voter fraud under the helpful ACORN/SEIU tutelage is "voter supplementation", the opposite of voter "suppression". Because heaven knows, if the media isn't lying enough to try to steal elections, community organizers and The Workers Party have to give Democrats the "bump" they need.
Are you really dumb enough to think that Democrats would announce a massive case of voter fraud?
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=997888
I have an unusual name, and there are 4 of me in the U.S. that I've been able to find. One of them lives right down the road (so to speak) from me. Okay, 60 miles or so. Still, that's pretty amazing. He's a reporter. Wow! Turns out that one of the others is a reporter, too! Small world, isn't it? Yes, in some ways, it is.
What do you want to bet that any of those has the same last 4 digits in his SSN, too?
Struggle with math, much?
And besides, picture IDs would save a lot of trouble regarding that problem anyways, and despite your claims, they're not that difficult to get.
Let's do a little thought experiment shall we? How many babies named John Smith were born in the USA on January 1, 1940? How many named Frank Smith? Robert Jones? Mary Jones? William Brown? Susan Williams? Jane Brown? Get it? LOTS of babies are born every single day with the same name. Now, let's move on to January 2, 1940... Then January 3, 1940, all the way up to November 6, 1994. Get it? There are lots and lots of days too. So there are literally millions of voters with the same names and DOB. What is so surprising or suspicious that a lot of them voted on election day?
So finding 36,000 people with the same first and last names and DOB who voted on election day is really no surprise at all.
And the 765 voters who also share the same last four numbers of their SSN? That HAS to be proof, right? No, because one in every 10,000 have that characteristic too.
Additional Facts that you ignored:
6.6 million NC registered voters in 2012
68.3% (4.5 Million) turnout according to NC Board of Elections
Given that the 36,000 number is what would normally be expected given the number of people in the US having the same name and DOB by accident, I challenge the legislator's conclusion in all points. It is clear that the "report" was either incompetently done, deceptive, or both.
show us the data, sir.
Where does this particular fact appear? I have been looking for the original source and have been unable to find anything about all these people ACTUALLY voting in both states.
And to think that when I was young the little old ladies in the Brooklyn Board of Elections would not let me register because my parents were planning to vote. And then they would not give me an absentee ballot even though I was at college in Manhattan and our classes went until late at night...