You know it's interesting that every time voter fraud of any type is uncovered, it is always publicized with the phrase 'this is an isolated incident and voter disenfranchising or fraud is minimal at most.' It think it is just another example of bologna being fed to the public and the public sucking it up because of course 'It would never happen in America.'


>>Ask and ye shall receive. Here is one study that concludes voter fraud is minimal.
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>>http://www.demos.org/pubs/analysis_voter_fraud.pdf
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>>A paaaage from page 10 of the report:
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>>Voter fraud appears to be very rare in the 12 states examined in that report. Legal and news records turned up little evidence of significant fraud in these states or any indication that fraud is more than a minor problem. Interviews with state officials further confirmed this impression.
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>Lies, damn lies, statistics, studies....
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>I think it's a pretty big problem, especially when the races are close. Special elections are the best time to find the cheating. Here are a few links regarding voter fraud that I uncovered, and ultimately forced a state senator out of office:
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>http://www.memphisflyer.com/memphis/Content?oid=oid%3A16954
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>And in this one, they almost got it right. I found the vacant lot, called the reporter and he discovered the guy was dead...
>http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1541411/posts
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>Then there's the story of the senator being ousted:
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>http://www.nashvillepost.com/news/2006/4/19/senate_ousts_ophelia_ford
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>And here's another case where 13 where arrested in the mid-south area:
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>http://www.myeyewitnessnews.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=311f520e-8d30-4e82-8a80-3dc15d927c68