Voter Fraud Information Thread

[JohnDoe2]

Cameron County Man Gets Voter Card 10 Years After His Death

Posted: Jan 14, 2014 7:51 PM
Updated: Jan 14, 2014 8:27 PM

BROWNSVILLE - A Cameron County resident wants to know why his father-in-law keeps receiving voter registration cards 10 years after his death.

Malcom Jones said the cards could lead to voter fraud.

Cameron County elections officials mailed out 165,000 voter registration cards in the past month. The elections office said thousands were returned because voters did not update their information.

Jones said his father-in-law, Morris Dodd, always voted. He died in October, 2004.

"It's been 10 years. They shouldn't be sending this. If they missed two times and didn't vote they shouldn't be sending this," Jones said.

Jones said he found a new voter registration card for his father-in-law in the mail last week.

"With the amount of voter fraud in the Valley, somebody better be checking on these," he said.

CHANNEL 5 NEWS visited the Cameron County Elections Office to find out why they keep issuing voter registration cards to Dodd.

"He has not voted since 2004," said Christopher Davis, Cameron County elections administrator.

Davis said no one has used Dodd's information to commit voter fraud.

Still, he acknowledged it could happen.

"Voter fraud on absentee ballots by mail is easier than in person," Davis said.

Davis said the county has seen cases of fraud involving dead voters' information. He said it's the city's or county's job to notify the elections office of changes, such as deaths.

"I would imagine he wouldn't be the only one out of 165,000," Davis said of Dodd.

Davis said many times county and city records don't make it to the elections office.

Still, he said the new voter identification law should cut down on voter fraud.

"If a certificate were to fall into the wrong hands, the new voter ID law comes into hand," he said.

http://www.krgv.com/news/cameron-cou...ter-his-death/

[Newmexican]

http://www.alipac.us/f9/investigatio...8/#post1391474

[Newmexican]

Top 10 facts proving election was rigged

DECEMBER 18, 2012 BY DANIEL NOE 31 COMMENTS
Great video from our friends at WND…

Watch video at link.
Read more at http://www.westernjournalism.com/top...y4xdl9HUq2p.99

[Newmexican]

Ironic isn't it.

[April]

VERY!

[April]

[JohnDoe2]

Politiquera Pleads Guilty Before Trial

Posted: Feb 16, 2014 9:06 AM
Updated: Feb 16, 2014 9:28 AM

DONNA - A Donna politiquera will be sentenced in April for voter fraud. Rebecca Gonzalez admitted in federal court she paid others to vote for certain people.

Court documents say she gave ten dollars in exchange for a vote in the Donna school board election. It's illegal to trade anything for a person's vote.

Gonzalez told investigators she was obeying the campaign manager in the election. Investigators did not release who was the campaign manager.

Gonzalez pled guilty Friday. This came two weeks before a jury was to be picked for her trial.

Two other politiqueras who worked in the Donna ISD election face charges. Those cases are ongoing.

http://www.krgv.com/news/politiquera...y-before-trial

[Newmexican]

http://www.alipac.us/f19/tx-official...3/#post1396351

[April]

True the Vote Founder Catherine Engelbrecht on IRS: 'I Was Targeted Because of My Political Beliefs'

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by Tony Lee 6

The founder of a nonprofit group that focuses on election integrity said that she – and her family businesses – were targeted by the IRS and the federal government because of her political beliefs.

Testifying before a House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs hearing on Thursday to discuss the IRS's targeting of conservatives, Catherine Engelbrecht, the founder of True the Vote, was asked by Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) why, "deep down," she believed she had fifteen visits from four federal agencies in a span of two years after her group applied for tax-exempt status with the IRS in 2010.
"I think I was targeted because of my political beliefs," Engelbrecht told Jordan.
Jordan then replied that he believed Engelbrecht was targeted because of her conservative beliefs and because her group was effective at educating voters about free and fair elections, and had been praised by state attorneys general for cleaning up voter rolls, monitoring election fraud, and even engaging in outreach to Hispanic Americans.
"They targeted you because it was working," Jordan said. "They said, 'We can't have this. Here's a conservative who is making an impact.' That's why you were targeted."
In a previous interview with Breitbart News, Engelbrecht described her experiences with the IRS since her group applied for tax-exempt status in 2010:

We applied for nonprofit C-3 status early in 2010. Since that time the IRS has run us through a gauntlet of analysts and hundreds of questions over and over again. They’ve requested to see each and every tweet I’ve ever tweeted or Facebook post I’ve ever posted. They also asked to know every place I’ve ever spoken since our inception and to whom, and everywhere I intend to speak in the future.

As Breitbart News also reported, True the Vote's application for tax-exempt status started the left's war on Engelbrecht and her organization and also "triggered aggressive audits of one of her family’s personal businesses as well." Engelbrecht's business had never been visited by the federal government before:

The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) began a series of inquiries about her and her group; the BATF (Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms) began demanding to see her family's firearms in surprise audits of her and her husband’s small gun dealership – which had done less than $200 in sales; OSHA (Occupational Safety Hazards Administration) began a surprise audit of their small family manufacturing business; and the EPA-affiliated TCEQ (Texas Commission on Environment Quality) did a surprise visit and audit due to “a complaint being called in.”

Jordan then said it was outrageous that the IRS was asking Engelbrecht and other Tea Party leaders about their "political connections" when the person investigating the IRS's targeting of Tea Party groups donated to President Barack Obama's campaign. Barbara Bosserman, a trial attorney within the IRS's Civil Rights Commission who maxed out donations to the Obama campaign, is leading the investigation, and Jordan mentioned that less than one tenth of one percent of Americans have maxed out to a political candidate.
"If that's not irony, I don't know what is," Jordan said.
Jay Sekulow of the American Center of Law and Justice, who is defending some of those who were targeted by the IRS, said that the choice to allow Bosserman to head the targeting investigation raises "serious ethical concerns." Sekulow said that Bosserman may have well brought up the concerns about her potential conflict of interest but the Department of Justice could have just ignored them.
Obama, though, has repeatedly claimed there was no wrongdoing. Just recently, he said there was "not a smidgeon of corruption" in the IRS in an interview with Fox News before the Super Bowl.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...itical-Beliefs

[April]

The Colorado Cleanup Project

Last updated December 16, 2013
What is the Colorado Cleanup Project? A new, county-based litigation effort to clean the voter rolls of the Rocky Mountain State in preparation for 2014 and beyond.
Why Colorado? The CO Voter Access and Modernized Elections Act of 2013 (VAMEA) ushered in major changes in election procedure – most notably dropping in-person voting and going to an all-mail system. The law also converted suspended voter registrations back to active status and will automatically mail ballots to all on record. That would be all fine and dandy if county rolls were in good shape. Unfortunately, too many jurisdictions have more registered voters than eligible human beings in residence.
There are more than 20 counties with more than 100% plus voter registration – both rural and urban. True the Vote will seek suspended enforcement of VAMEA while they clean their rolls in accordance with court orders. Stay tuned for updates.
12.16.2013 - Gilpin County Complaint
12.16.2013 - Mineral County Complaint
12.16.2013 - Press release announcing lawsuits against Gilpin and Mineral Counties
12.16.2013 -

The Denver Post;

Group files suit against Colorado county clerks over voter rolls

http://www.truethevote.org/news/the-...leanup-project