There is no such thing as "Democratic" voter fraud. According to the Democrats, only Republicans resort to voter fraud.
And voter supression belongs to the Dems too. A few years back the Bush administration, as a cost savings measure to local governments, promoted legislation that would allow local voting authorities to reduce polling places by making any polling place available for any voter. Any voter would be able to walk into any polling place, and through computer links vote there. This would allow the elimination of some polling places which serve very few people, and at the same time make polling places more convenient to voters.
The actual situation is the voting boards can eliminate polling places where they choose, and locate them only where they choose, making voting much less convenient for some, particularly the elderly who may not have a car.
Our county here in Indiana, a university city, is predominantly Democrat in the city and Republican in the County. Here in our rural neighborhood, we are able to walk across the field to the Catholic church where a couple of precincts out here can go to. It's familiar, and convenient.
The Dems here are mainly in power are eliminating all rural neighborhood voting places, about 30 of them in all, (needing to be increased to 40) and we are reducing the number to 18, all of which will be in the city, and all of which will be located in buildings belonging to Indiana University. I U has long had a vehicle exclusion policy, and all parking on its campus is limited to staff and administration, so finding a place to park on campus is all but impossible, even buildings lying on the edges of the campus. On a recent visit to the IU library, I had to park approximately a mile away and walk there, even though the library is on a main city street with I.U. on one side of it, and private property on the other.
Because of this exclusion policy, rural people are not fond of visiting the IU campus, so they couldn't come up with a more hostile environment for the conservatives out in the county. A way around the problem for rural people and elderly people in the city without cars is to vote absentee, or go to the municipal building and do advance voting.
But the way the Dems are running the show here, would you trust your vote to advance or mailed in absentee voting, where a ballot could easily become "lost?"
