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6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls[W:74]

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Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

The votes attributed to the dead are too few, and spread over 20 elections since 2000, to consider them a coordinated fraud attempt. More likely is what investigators in other states have found when examining dead voter records: Clerical errors are to blame, such as a person's vote being assigned to a dead person with a similar name.
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I blame Obama.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

Given the fact that the 6100 votes were spread out over a fifteen year span and no real pattern of abuse suggest the votes are more likely clerical errors than a zombie uprising....

From Op article...


"...The votes attributed to the dead are too few, and spread over 20 elections since 2000, to consider them a coordinated fraud attempt. More likely is what investigators in other states have found when examining dead voter records: Clerical errors are to blame, such as a person's vote being assigned to a dead person with a similar name.

But the sloppy condition of the local voter rolls does suggest that election officials are not utilizing all available methods to maintain a clean list. Besides the dead voters, Newsday's analysis also found more than 842,000 registered New York voters who records show haven't cast a ballot in 10 years. Harvard University professor of government Stephen Ansolabehere, an expert on voter list issues, said those registrations are likely not current....."
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

Imnukingfutz said:
6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls, Newsday analysis finds - Newsday

Evelyn E. Burwell a former Wantagh resident, who died at age 74, is also among roughly 270 people that records show voted in Nassau County after dying, a group that includes a man who voted 14 times since his death.


Who says the dead arent loyal voters.
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You know they would have voted that way and I'll bet they would gladly be wishing us luck! I say let's poll the dead for a good number.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

Imnukingfutz said:
6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls, Newsday analysis finds - Newsday

Evelyn E. Burwell a former Wantagh resident, who died at age 74, is also among roughly 270 people that records show voted in Nassau County after dying, a group that includes a man who voted 14 times since his death.


Who says the dead arent loyal voters.
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Sounds more like Chicago. I remember a time when Mayor Daley, Richard J. Daley, not his son. When it came to elections he would have his people without Chicago's vote totals until downstate Illinois had reported. He did this so he knew how many dead people would have to vote for the democratic candidate to win. he was so good at this, he could get the same dead person to vote twenty times.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

Moot said:
Given the fact that the 6100 votes were spread out over a fifteen year span and no real pattern of abuse suggest the votes are more likely clerical errors than a zombie uprising....

From Op article...


"...The votes attributed to the dead are too few, and spread over 20 elections since 2000, to consider them a coordinated fraud attempt. More likely is what investigators in other states have found when examining dead voter records: Clerical errors are to blame, such as a person's vote being assigned to a dead person with a similar name.

But the sloppy condition of the local voter rolls does suggest that election officials are not utilizing all available methods to maintain a clean list. Besides the dead voters, Newsday's analysis also found more than 842,000 registered New York voters who records show haven't cast a ballot in 10 years. Harvard University professor of government Stephen Ansolabehere, an expert on voter list issues, said those registrations are likely not current....."
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Im not as shocked that dead people are on the voting registration, no clerical oversight can catch them all.

What bothers me is 270 have voted after they had died, and 1 dead person voted 14 times since he died.

I dont care what party you align yourself with, this is wrong and needs to be stopped.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

This means 10s of thousands of fake vote casts.

This is NOT solved solved by voter ID requirements. This occurs inside the voting place itself by the polling place staff. I was an election judge for the I could have cast as many votes as I wanted to.

What would eliminate voter fraud is using biometric voting machines requiring a recorded unique finger print for each voter.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

Imnukingfutz said:
I dont...I blame no voter ID laws and those that keep fighting them
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How do voter ID laws prevent this?

such as a person's vote being assigned to a dead person with a similar name.
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Names will still be similar with an ID card.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

spud_meister said:
How do voter ID laws prevent this?



Names will still be similar with an ID card.
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But if a dead person walks to a poll with an ID card in hand. I think we have a bigger problem on hand.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

joko104 said:
This means 10s of thousands of fake vote casts.

This is NOT solved solved by voter ID requirements. This occurs inside the voting place itself by the polling place staff. I was an election judge for the I could have cast as many votes as I wanted to.

What would eliminate voter fraud is using biometric voting machines requiring a recorded unique finger print for each voter.
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Oh the irony of someone that constantly calls anyone he disagrees with totalitarians, then going on to call for biometric voting machines....
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

spud_meister said:
How do voter ID laws prevent this?



Names will still be similar with an ID card.
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A state issued ID card has a bar code on the reverse side that can be scanned, the picture connects the ID with the person presenting it. An actual dead person would have to stand in line and present his ID in order to vote.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

cpgrad08 said:
But if a dead person walks to a poll with an ID card in hand. I think we have a bigger problem on hand.
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Nah...to hell with that. If they pull that off, let em vote.

Frankly...the dead are at least as informed and probably better informed than most live voters.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

Imnukingfutz said:
I dont...I blame no voter ID laws and those that keep fighting them
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if you show where any of these people's votes were done in person then you have an argument. If not this is just another fake outrage.
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

all resolved if they just had to show ID


Moot said:
Given the fact that the 6100 votes were spread out over a fifteen year span and no real pattern of abuse suggest the votes are more likely clerical errors than a zombie uprising....

From Op article...


"...The votes attributed to the dead are too few, and spread over 20 elections since 2000, to consider them a coordinated fraud attempt. More likely is what investigators in other states have found when examining dead voter records: Clerical errors are to blame, such as a person's vote being assigned to a dead person with a similar name.

But the sloppy condition of the local voter rolls does suggest that election officials are not utilizing all available methods to maintain a clean list. Besides the dead voters, Newsday's analysis also found more than 842,000 registered New York voters who records show haven't cast a ballot in 10 years. Harvard University professor of government Stephen Ansolabehere, an expert on voter list issues, said those registrations are likely not current....."
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Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

Wait!! You mean,..... when liberals swore there is no voter fraud... that is is all a conservative lie, that they were <choke back tears..> not telling the truth!!! gasp!!!!
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

Imnukingfutz said:
6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls, Newsday analysis finds - Newsday

Evelyn E. Burwell a former Wantagh resident, who died at age 74, is also among roughly 270 people that records show voted in Nassau County after dying, a group that includes a man who voted 14 times since his death.


Who says the dead arent loyal voters.
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Interesting they didn't post the party affliations of those 6,100 dead people. Hmmm, wonder what the majority party is... Yeah, like we have to wonder. :roll:
 
Re: 6,100 dead people on Nassau voter rolls

clownboy said:
Interesting they didn't post the party affliations of those 6,100 dead people. Hmmm, wonder what the majority party is... Yeah, like we have to wonder. :roll:
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The Know Nothing Party, most likely. lol
 
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