I'm sick of it. My wife is on the phone with her cousin in Connecticut, who was bragging about driving all over the county on election day to vote Democrat at multiple locations. Then a pair of relatives from Washington State send me an email. Unbeknownst to me, WA state has all mail in ballots now (convenient for cheating.) My relatives got their ballots back with a form letter stating "signatures on ballots do not match signatures on envelopes, ballots not counted." The signatures were obvious matches. I told them to contact the FEC.

They're not even hiding it anymore.

Wow it is just not the dead Democrats voting. Do they take full advantage of all those worthwhile welfare programs as well?

Also voting in two or more states.

This shit is routinely done. Snowbirds from New York winter in Florida, request absentee ballot from New and register to vote in Florida.

s week in NJ. While it's a local election, the principles are all involved in Democratic politics. Even the county's Prosecutor's Office is being implicated.

Hoboken woman paid voters $50 in vote-by-mail bribery scheme, U.S. Attorney says

https://www.nj.com/hudson/inde...l_bribery_schem.html

They don't have to travel that far.

NH attorney general charges Mass. resident with voter fraud

https://www.wmur.com/article/n...-voter-fraud/5186251

I'm in Broward County,even worse! I can't stand it. The Democrats are trying to take the Democracy out of this country.

My wife went to vote in CT and the lady ahead of her was told she had already voted. The lady raised hell but In the end she was denied the right to vote

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Originally posted by ffemt44:
My wife went to vote in CT and the lady ahead of her was told she had already voted. The lady raised hell but In the end she was denied the right to vote

Not unusual. Someone knowing your name and address can claim to be you and cast a vote before you get to the polls. Only way to stop that is Voter ID laws, which so far have continued to fail because of claims that requiring ID is unduly burdensome on certain persons or groups. Voter ID would also require doing away with mail-in ballots.

I voted by absentee ballot in the 1972 general election. I had to take my ballot to a notary public and provide photo ID. Must have taken me all of 30 minutes.

I have no confidence in our election process any longer. I hate feeling this way.

If I had my way, your wife's cousin would be hanging from a lamppost.

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Originally posted by ffemt44:
My wife went to vote in CT and the lady ahead of her was told she had already voted. The lady raised hell but In the end she was denied the right to vote

This happened to me in CA during the 2012 election; the guy in front of me had "already voted". He was pissed. But the poll workers would not allow him to vote, even though he wanted to show ID (CA has no voter ID).

Something is really fishy then, because CT does require an ID to vote.
I've voted for almost fifty years here and I always had to show an ID.