Video: DOJ Whistlelower: Obama Administration Is Planning November Vote Fraud
Dead Voters Epidemic Blocked?
Texas Has 12 Counties With More Registered Voters Than Voting Age Citizens
The Washington Times
The dead voters may be forced back into their graves. It came when whistleblowing attorney J. Christian Adams told the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights that top Justice Department official Julie Fernandes had openly refused to enforce laws that require states to remove ineligible names – dead people, felons, people who have moved – from voter rolls.
The biggest scandal emerging from the infamous New Black Panther voter- intimidation case didn’t even involve the Black Panthers.
“We have no interest in enforcing this provision of the law,” Ms. Fernandes reportedly told a roomful of employees of the department’s Voting Section in November.
“It has nothing to do with increasing turnout, and we are just not going to do it.”
Now comes Mr. Adams to show this wasn’t idle talk. As early as today, 16 states will start receiving official “notice letters” from him warning of coming private-action lawsuits to compel them to enforce these particular provisions of the law.
This appears to mean that the Justice Department is refusing to make states comply with federal voter-verification laws – which is why the task will fall to Mr. Adams, helping represent private citizens whose legal votes otherwise would be diluted in value by fraudulent votes.
The evidence adduced by Mr. Adams, who resigned in protest from the Obama Justice Department, is so stark as to beg the question of
how the department could miss it other than by deliberately, lawlessly ignoring it.
It is unclear why Ms. Fernandes felt compelled to make her turnout statement at all, unless it was to push back against staff attorneys who wanted to do their jobs according to the laws of the land.
Mr. Adams‘ notice letters report that South Dakota, for example, has 17 counties with more registered voters than there are citizens of voting age living there.
- Alabama has 7 such counties
- Indiana has 12
- Kentucky has 12
- Mississippi has 17
- Texas has 12 such counties
Most of the states threatened with suits have reported no cleaning of their voter lists for years. Multiple press accounts in Tennessee show a serious problem with convicted felons and illegal immigrants being registered and sometimes voting.
Along those lines, Mr. Adams‘ missives also include Freedom of Information Act requests for the lists of federal felony convictions that the federal “motor voter” law requires the Justice Departmentto provide to election officials in each state.
The direct intent of the requirement is to enable states that ban felon voting to scrub those names from their registration lists. The implication from Mr. Adams is that the Justice Department is ignoring that part of the law, too.
This developing scandal of mystery voters and dead voters resurrects the story about the Justice Department’s own website showing more substantial efforts to help felons reacquire voting privileges – even though the department has no statutory authority to do so – than to help ensure the opportunity for military personnel overseas to have their votes cast and counted on time.
From top to bottom, the Justice Department appears to be rigging voting-law enforcement in favor of interest groups usually seen to favor Democratic candidates.
If so, the department is aiding and abetting vote fraud.
Either way, this a major scandal that shouldn’t be buried.
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Will the Dead Vote November 2?
· 9-25-2010
Now alarms are being raised over the unwillingness of some states to purge their voter registration lists adequately, leaving the names of the deceased on the rolls and opening the door for voter fraud.
An organization called Americans For Restoration is launching a campaign to address the issue, spokeswoman Terrye Seckinger said. She said without some corrections, the nation truly will experience "the resurrection of the dead" on Nov. 2, this year's general election day.
Several states, she noted, have done nothing for years to remove the deceased from voting rolls and conduct other regular cleanup procedures.
According to Scripps Howard columnist Deroy Murock, Arkansas, Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon and Tennessee removed exactly zero dead voters from their rolls between 2006 and 2008.
And there are several regions, including counties in North Carolina and Iowa, where there are more registered voters than there are live, voting-age adults.
ELECTION 2010
States warned of possible 'resurrection day' on Nov. 2
Campaign trying to crack down on 'dead' voters, other fraud
By Bob Unruh
© 2010 WorldNetDaily
But in just the last few months there have been scandals over fake voters reportedly "registered" by ACORN activists and states being reluctant to send their ballots to overseas military personnel in time for them to vote and return them.
Further, testimony from J. Christian Adams and Chris Coates, both former insiders in the U.S. Justice Department, suggests there are major problems within the federal government because of an attitude against enforcing voter rights laws equally.
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Now alarms are being raised over the unwillingness of some states to purge their voter registration lists adequately, leaving the names of the deceased on the rolls and opening the door for voter fraud.
An organization called Americans For Restoration is launching a campaign to address the issue, spokeswoman Terrye Seckinger said. She said without some corrections, the nation truly will experience "the resurrection of the dead" on Nov. 2, this year's general election day.
Several states, she noted, have done nothing for years to remove the deceased from voting rolls and conduct other regular cleanup procedures.
According to Scripps Howard columnist Deroy Murock, Arkansas, Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon and Tennessee removed exactly zero dead voters from their rolls between 2006 and 2008.
And there are several regions, including counties in North Carolina and Iowa, where there are more registered voters than there are live, voting-age adults.
"Registered voters equal 104 percent of Baltimore County, Maryland's voting-adult population; and, according to documents … 113 percent in Lincoln County, West Virginia. Alaska's and Michigan's statewide figures are 102 percent," the report said.
Recent vote-fraud indictments have resulted from cases in Minnesota, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Indiana, New York, New Jersey, Mississippi and other states, the report said.
Seckinger, a former elections commissioner in South Carolina, said the work was begun following the brave testimony from Adams about the federal government's apparent unwillingness to enforce voting laws equally – specifically when a minority is the offender.
"It's a systemic problem," she suggested.
And the problem creates the potential, she said, for the November elections to be swayed.
So her organization is raising funds for legal actions to force states to update their voter rolls and then keep them current.
"We are collecting funds to litigate in individual states … we feel are going to be in noncompliance," she said.
Without integrity in the voting booth, the nation simply devalues the votes of citizens, she warned.
She cited the statement from Alexander Hamilton, who said, "A share in the sovereignty of the state, which is exercised by the citizens at large in voting at elections, is one of the most important rights of the subject, and in a republic ought to stand foremost in the estimation of the law."
Seckinger cited the work of the Election Law Center, which documents elections law disputes.
"At the end of the day, when you work on all these issues and campaigns, and do due diligence, the last thing you want is to have the vote stolen at the ballot box on election day," she said.
The National Voting Registration Act of 1993, in Section 8, requires states to do reasonable work to maintain the integrity of the voter rolls and remove ineligible voters.
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And remember… it is also not just who votes… but who counts the votes. Each of us must be vigilant this voter season.
Vote! Help people get to the polling stations. Help stop intimidation at polling places. Volunteer to work in election related capacities. Demand paper ballots be used or voting machines with receipts and back-up records! Insist on necessary recalls and do not let anyone like Al Franken be seated until the count is right. And Demand runoffs or a new election if necessary!!
Watch for VOTER FRAUD! Check w/your County Clerk to see if election judges, poll watchers needed! Some get paid!
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