Once again ACORN is at the center of voter registration fraud, this time in Miami, Florida ( Read more... )

Victory!

It's only 12 votes, but every little bit helps toward countering the massive vote fraud perpetuated by the left.

*waits for enablers to claim that since the votes were canceled it was only "attempted" vote fraud*

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Technicalities can derail justiceLooks like Ohio Secretary of State Brunner will escape justice unless the US Attorney General sues her. So that means up to 200,000 potentially fraudulent votes are either already submitted or on their way ( Read more... )

Well, she should just resign then, shouldn't she?
In her court filing, Brunner, the state's top elections chief, called the suit filed by the Ohio Republican Party "baseless" and suggested she can't comply with the order from the lower court.
Once again Secretary of State Brunner has displayed a complete disregard for the electoral integrity of Ohio ( Read more... )

This should come as no surprise.
More than 30,000 Florida felons who by law should have been stripped of their right to vote remain registered to cast ballots in this presidential battleground state, a Sun Sentinel investigation has found ( Read more... )

That ACORN is being investigated in all the swing states and states that are "surprisingly" in play for Barack Obama.

How many times does ACORN have to stab the taxpayers of America in the back before it gets defunded and its leaders thrown in jail?

It certainly won't be while former ACORN lawyer/associate Barack Obama is in office.

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It makes it so much harder for them to use the fake registrations they've turned in:
Dardenne said cards are being submitted for people already on the voter rolls and “a significant percentage are being submitted without necessary information to register someone and “blatantly false information ( Read more... )

Complaint: Republican Ken Blackwell makes it "too easy" to register to vote.
Brunner defended her comments, saying she doesn't believe Blackwell's denials. She said that it was easier to register to vote using Blackwell's campaign Web site than the form on the Ohio secretary of state’s Web site, which is prompting Blackwell to change the state site ( Read more... )