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ElaineJ wrote:

> Skorpion <stingyou@albertsux.org> wrote in message news:<d9s0d.2637$ci3.26831@twister.southeast.rr.com>...
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>>ElaineJ wrote:
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>>> Do you have any proof of the claim that 46,000 DID got *caught* double voting?
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>>http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/politics/2752160
>>A newspaper investigation found 400-1000 double votings.
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>    Thanks for the url.  I read the article just now, and sure enough--
> "The [New York] Daily News said it could not provide an exact count of
> how many people vote in both places, because millions of names are
> purged between elections. But the newspaper found that between 400 and
> 1,000 registered voters voted twice in at least one election, a
> federal offense punishable by up to five years in prison and a $10,000
> fine."
>    And what's up with a newspaper being the only entity that keeps
> track of voters?  Makes you wonder what the full-time employees of all
> the various election commissions do with their computers.  Of course,
> it also makes me wonder who thought of this project and why - but
> that's just normal election-year paranoia.
>   (A word to folks who might want to get into a rant about them
> cheatin' democrats - please reread the first sentence quoted above.
> Thanks.)


Double voting and such has to stop.  All the screaming and moaning about 
being disenfranchised and crap falls on deaf ears when there's outright 
fraud like double voting.  In reality, every time you try to make the 
voting system honest, one side or the other, usually the democrats, 
charge voter fraud, disenfranchisment, etc.   If you get rid of chads 
and use electronic voting, then you hear whining about no paper trail.

   Take this double voting thing: both NY and FL should throw the voter 
registrations out, since double registration is a felony and felons 
supposedly can't vote, so be it.  But I'll guarantee you you'll have Al 
Sharpton to Jesse Jackson on tv about this being a new form of 
disenfranchisement.