Solution to Voter ID?

[Freewill]

How many cases of voter fraud were reported in 2012?

How much effort did law enforcement or the voter board put toward actually finding it or ensuring it did not happen..

Kinda like asking a cop how many speeders he got while sitting with his free donut and coffee on break

Since you can't find any cases of voter fraud then that must mean that millions of voters outsmarted the legal system, right? So millions of "dumbocraps" cheated the system and voted illegally to elect Obama so he could redistribute all of the wealth from the poor to the rich?

Do you really believe that?

I remember not too long ago the whole US shut down because of democrat invented "hanging chads." Yeah Republicans bitch but democrats lie, as they did to the SCOTUS. Then they have the balls to pretend they didn't.

 

[rightwinger]

I have a solution to voter ID

signatures.....been working for 200 years

 

[percysunshine]

I have a solution to voter ID

signatures.....been working for 200 years

Illiterate people are disenfranchised?

That should go over well....

 

[LoneLaugher]

Run on it! It's a winner!

 

[1776]

Liberals will complain that will harm illegals using your social security number.....

 

[1776]

Shitbag....uh it's called forgery.

Oh look someone signed your name on a check....so you're ok with it.

I have a solution to voter ID

signatures.....been working for 200 years

 

[rightwinger]

Shitbag....uh it's called forgery.

Oh look someone signed your name on a check....so you're ok with it.

I have a solution to voter ID

signatures.....been working for 200 years

Do it

Walk up to a polling place and make a perfect forgery of a signature

If it is so easy.....why hasn't it been done over the last 200 years?


Where is your voter fraud? Where are the thousands of people walking up to the polls only to find someone has already voted in their name?

Fact is, there are none

 

[natstew]

Shitbag....uh it's called forgery.

Oh look someone signed your name on a check....so you're ok with it.

I have a solution to voter ID

signatures.....been working for 200 years

Do it

Walk up to a polling place and make a perfect forgery of a signature

If it is so easy.....why hasn't it been done over the last 200 years?


Where is your voter fraud? Where at the thousands of people walking up to the polls only to find someone has already voted in their name?

Fact is, there are none

Fact is, is has been done and continues to worsen under the Obama Regime, that's why you asshole anti American democrats are so against voter I.D.

 

[natstew]

Social security cards are issued at birth now, I don't think a photo would be much help, children change so much. Plus resident aliens are issued cards and their not eligible to vote. Nothing wrong with the way it's being done.

LOL, that's probably why Clinton came up with this. I don't think any kind of ID is going to stop cheating since it's not really the people walking into the polls to vote that cause the problem. It's cheating within the system, from dishonest poll workers to those counting the votes.

Everyone should be required to re-register prior to the next election and no more motor voter registration. That method only insures millions of legal ballots that only about 30% of the legal voters will bother to use. That's a lot of extra ballots to play around with and not worry about getting caught.

Until people admit where the real cheating is and address it, don't expect our voting system to be honest and fair.

Why don't you tell us where it is? There seems to be only a microscopic bit of charges, let alone convictions.

Our Black, Democratic, Chicago thug of an Attorney General refuses to prosecute voter fraud.

 

[natstew]

How many documented cases of voter fraud were there in 2012?

Presuming for the moment, you;re asking me...
Irrelevant. The compelling interest exists regarless.

It's irrelevant that you're trying to fix a problem that you can't even prove is a problem? Someone has to be able to point to widespread evidence of voter fraud to be able to constantly complain that voter fraud is a widespread problem that requires immediate attention.

If you can find even a thousand documented cases of voter fraud, nationwide, since 2000, out of a population of 300m+, then it isn't a problem that requires immediate attention.

So what is the real reason that so many Conservatives want voter ID laws if it isn't to stop voter fraud since voter fraud in virtually non-existent?

Are you fucking nuts?
More votes cast in Stuart Florida than registered voters.
28,000 votes thrown out for fraud in North Carolina. (that's just the ones who got caught)

No voter fraud in North Carolina? Check provisional ballots | CharlotteObserver.com

 

[rightwinger]

Shitbag....uh it's called forgery.

Oh look someone signed your name on a check....so you're ok with it.

Do it

Walk up to a polling place and make a perfect forgery of a signature

If it is so easy.....why hasn't it been done over the last 200 years?


Where is your voter fraud? Where at the thousands of people walking up to the polls only to find someone has already voted in their name?

Fact is, there are none

Fact is, is has been done and continues to worsen under the Obama Regime, that's why you asshole anti American democrats are so against voter I.D.

OK...where are your numbers?

Someone is voting under someone else's name, what happens when they show up to vote? Where are the thousands of people screaming because someone has voted under their name?

There aren't any

 

[Jughead]

I have a solution to voter ID

signatures.....been working for 200 years

Illiterate people are disenfranchised?

That should go over well....

I agree signatures are not the solution. Too many illiterate folks out there. They would simply mark an "X" in lieu of their signature. Anyone wanting to committ voter fraud could just claim illiteracy and mark an "X".

 

[1776]

Stupid fuck white trash....the state of NC just did an audit and found THOUSANDS of voter fraud cases.

Only a piece of shit like you would come on the internet claiming nobody has ever forged a name at a polling place or via absentee ballots when Democraps have had dead people voting in Chicago for decades.

Shitbag....uh it's called forgery.

Oh look someone signed your name on a check....so you're ok with it.

I have a solution to voter ID

signatures.....been working for 200 years

Do it

Walk up to a polling place and make a perfect forgery of a signature

If it is so easy.....why hasn't it been done over the last 200 years?


Where is your voter fraud? Where at the thousands of people walking up to the polls only to find someone has already voted in their name?

Fact is, there are none

 

[KNB]

We've been through this already. Cross-checking names isn't proof of voter fraud.

RALEIGH, N.C. -

One of the more compelling arguments for voter identification is the suppression of voter fraud. But for North Carolina, the number of cases of voter fraud reported by the state Board of Elections is minimal.

In 2012, nearly 7 million ballots were cast in the general and two primary elections. Of those 6,947,317 ballots, the state Board of Elections said 121 alleged cases of voter fraud were referred to the appropriate district attorney's office.

That means of the nearly 7 million votes cast, voter fraud accounted for 0.00174 percent of the ballots.

Looking back at the 2010 election cycle -- which was not a presidential year -- 3.79 million ballots were cast and only 28 cases of voter fraud were turned over to the appropriate DA's office. So in 2010, voter fraud accounted for 0.000738 percent of ballots cast.

The state Board of Elections acknowledges that far more cases of voter fraud are reported each voting cycle. But the majority of those cases are deemed unfounded and never referred to the DA's office.

"In those cases where there is reasonable suspicion of voter fraud, the matter is turned over to the appropriate district attorney's office," the state BOE said.

Still, the state legislature passed sweeping election law changes Thursday evening that requires voters to present a photo ID at the polls. The measure now awaits Gov. Pat McCrory's signature.

In an interview with NBC News's Craig Melvin in March, House Speaker Thom Tillis (R-Mecklenburg) recognized that voter fraud is a minimal issue in the state and said suppressing fraud is not the primary reason behind House Bill 589.

"We call this restoring confidence in elections," Tillis said. "There is some voter fraud, but that's not the primary reason for doing this."

Tillis added that "there are a lot of people who are just concerned with the potential risk of fraud," and the bill "would make nearly three-fourths of the population more comfortable and more confident when they go to the polls."
Widespread voter fraud not an issue in NC, data shows - WNCN: News, Weather

So you have the NC House Leader saying that voter fraud isn't the concern, but making dupes feel safer about voter fraud is. So why do dupes need to feel safer about voter fraud if voter fraud isn't an issue?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Shitbag....uh it's called forgery.

Oh look someone signed your name on a check....so you're ok with it.

I have a solution to voter ID

signatures.....been working for 200 years

Do it

Walk up to a polling place and make a perfect forgery of a signature

If it is so easy.....why hasn't it been done over the last 200 years?


Where is your voter fraud? Where at the thousands of people walking up to the polls only to find someone has already voted in their name?

Fact is, there are none

Exactly.

Hence the fact voter ‘fraud’ by identity is a myth, a contrivance of the partisan right who take as an article of religious faith that republicans are losing elections as a consequence of ‘fraud,’ when in fact republicans are losing elections because voters are rejecting their failed policies and agenda.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

We've been through this already. Cross-checking names isn't proof of voter fraud.

RALEIGH, N.C. -

One of the more compelling arguments for voter identification is the suppression of voter fraud. But for North Carolina, the number of cases of voter fraud reported by the state Board of Elections is minimal.

In 2012, nearly 7 million ballots were cast in the general and two primary elections. Of those 6,947,317 ballots, the state Board of Elections said 121 alleged cases of voter fraud were referred to the appropriate district attorney's office.

That means of the nearly 7 million votes cast, voter fraud accounted for 0.00174 percent of the ballots.

Looking back at the 2010 election cycle -- which was not a presidential year -- 3.79 million ballots were cast and only 28 cases of voter fraud were turned over to the appropriate DA's office. So in 2010, voter fraud accounted for 0.000738 percent of ballots cast.

The state Board of Elections acknowledges that far more cases of voter fraud are reported each voting cycle. But the majority of those cases are deemed unfounded and never referred to the DA's office.

"In those cases where there is reasonable suspicion of voter fraud, the matter is turned over to the appropriate district attorney's office," the state BOE said.

Still, the state legislature passed sweeping election law changes Thursday evening that requires voters to present a photo ID at the polls. The measure now awaits Gov. Pat McCrory's signature.

In an interview with NBC News's Craig Melvin in March, House Speaker Thom Tillis (R-Mecklenburg) recognized that voter fraud is a minimal issue in the state and said suppressing fraud is not the primary reason behind House Bill 589.

"We call this restoring confidence in elections," Tillis said. "There is some voter fraud, but that's not the primary reason for doing this."

Tillis added that "there are a lot of people who are just concerned with the potential risk of fraud," and the bill "would make nearly three-fourths of the population more comfortable and more confident when they go to the polls."
Widespread voter fraud not an issue in NC, data shows - WNCN: News, Weather

So you have the NC House Leader saying that voter fraud isn't the concern, but making dupes feel safer about voter fraud is. So why do dupes need to feel safer about voter fraud if voter fraud isn't an issue?

Because the issue isn’t about ‘preventing “fraud.”’

The issue is about preventing perceived democratic voters from voting as a means to winning more elections.

 

[KNB]

We've been through this already. Cross-checking names isn't proof of voter fraud.

RALEIGH, N.C. -

One of the more compelling arguments for voter identification is the suppression of voter fraud. But for North Carolina, the number of cases of voter fraud reported by the state Board of Elections is minimal.

In 2012, nearly 7 million ballots were cast in the general and two primary elections. Of those 6,947,317 ballots, the state Board of Elections said 121 alleged cases of voter fraud were referred to the appropriate district attorney's office.

That means of the nearly 7 million votes cast, voter fraud accounted for 0.00174 percent of the ballots.

Looking back at the 2010 election cycle -- which was not a presidential year -- 3.79 million ballots were cast and only 28 cases of voter fraud were turned over to the appropriate DA's office. So in 2010, voter fraud accounted for 0.000738 percent of ballots cast.

The state Board of Elections acknowledges that far more cases of voter fraud are reported each voting cycle. But the majority of those cases are deemed unfounded and never referred to the DA's office.

"In those cases where there is reasonable suspicion of voter fraud, the matter is turned over to the appropriate district attorney's office," the state BOE said.

Still, the state legislature passed sweeping election law changes Thursday evening that requires voters to present a photo ID at the polls. The measure now awaits Gov. Pat McCrory's signature.

In an interview with NBC News's Craig Melvin in March, House Speaker Thom Tillis (R-Mecklenburg) recognized that voter fraud is a minimal issue in the state and said suppressing fraud is not the primary reason behind House Bill 589.

"We call this restoring confidence in elections," Tillis said. "There is some voter fraud, but that's not the primary reason for doing this."

Tillis added that "there are a lot of people who are just concerned with the potential risk of fraud," and the bill "would make nearly three-fourths of the population more comfortable and more confident when they go to the polls."
Widespread voter fraud not an issue in NC, data shows - WNCN: News, Weather

So you have the NC House Leader saying that voter fraud isn't the concern, but making dupes feel safer about voter fraud is. So why do dupes need to feel safer about voter fraud if voter fraud isn't an issue?

Because the issue isn’t about ‘preventing “fraud.”’

The issue is about preventing perceived democratic voters from voting as a means to winning more elections.

Precisely, but we'll still see at least one of the Teabaggers try to refute the North Carolina House Speaker.

 

[Erand7899]

How many documented cases of voter fraud were there in 2012?

Presuming for the moment, you;re asking me...
Irrelevant. The compelling interest exists regarless.

It's irrelevant that you're trying to fix a problem that you can't even prove is a problem? Someone has to be able to point to widespread evidence of voter fraud to be able to constantly complain that voter fraud is a widespread problem that requires immediate attention.

If you can find even a thousand documented cases of voter fraud, nationwide, since 2000, out of a population of 300m+, then it isn't a problem that requires immediate attention.

So what is the real reason that so many Conservatives want voter ID laws if it isn't to stop voter fraud since voter fraud in virtually non-existent?

If you can find one case of voter fraud, that is one case too many, and requires a solution. You, and the Democrat party's continuous assertion that dead people have the right to vote, is total BS. And, that is true regardless of who these dead people are voting for. Multiple voting and dead people voting are minor aspects of the problem, but one that can be easily fixed with a requirement for a photo ID.

Many states already have a requirement for voters to have photo IDs, and there is no valid reason why that should not apply to the rest.

We don't know how much voter fraud exists, because the cost of investigating it is a budget buster for most county election supervisors. Consequently, voter fraud is easy to accomplish, difficult to detect, and has relatively minor consequences if one is caught doing it. And that means that it is highly likely to be occurring, and very likely to be occurring on a massive scale.

Absentee balloting is a much bigger problem, and allows people to vote in multiple states. Computer matching between states has shown this to be a major problem resulting in possibly millions of double voting. Not to mention the fact that many of those absentee ballots do not come from the people whose names appear on them.

Yes, we do have substantial voter fraud, and we have no concept of just how broad and deep it goes.

 

[KNB]

When did I say that dead people have a right to vote? Show the statistics of dead people voting. Where do you get that information from?

 

[1776]

Dumbfuck....so you claim there has never been any voter fraud in the US.

You have proven you are irrelevant here.

Shitbag....uh it's called forgery.

Oh look someone signed your name on a check....so you're ok with it.

Do it

Walk up to a polling place and make a perfect forgery of a signature

If it is so easy.....why hasn't it been done over the last 200 years?


Where is your voter fraud? Where at the thousands of people walking up to the polls only to find someone has already voted in their name?

Fact is, there are none

Exactly.

Hence the fact voter ‘fraud’ by identity is a myth, a contrivance of the partisan right who take as an article of religious faith that republicans are losing elections as a consequence of ‘fraud,’ when in fact republicans are losing elections because voters are rejecting their failed policies and agenda.