The Voting Dead: These States Have More Registered Voters Than Eligible

IN NEWS, OPINION / BY DOM THE CONSERVATIVE / ON MARCH 25, 2014 AT 12:55 PM /


When it comes to the 2012 re-election of President Barack Obama, there is no shortage of voter fraud jokes, but many aren’t laughing after a recent conservative watchdog group’s analysis reveals a big problem among states with an abnormal amount of fraudulent voters.
Iowa and Colorado, two major, political battleground states are found to have more registered voters than they have adults 18 and older living in the state.
Washington D.C. has the same issue, and is scheduled to hold a primary in its mayoral election next week, according toTheBlaze.
Judicial Watch is threatening legal action against Colorado and Iowa if immediate steps aren’t taken to remove dead voters, voters who’ve moved away, and intelligible voters from the voter rolls, as per the Motor Voter Law of 1993.
“Specifically, we ask you to: 1) conduct or implement systemic, uniform, nondiscriminatory program to remove from the list of eligible voters the names of persons who have become ineligible to vote by reason of change in residence,” the letter says, “2) complete this program no less than 90 days prior to the November election; 3) conduct or implement additional routine measures to remove from the list of eligible voters the names of persons who have become ineligible to vote by reasons of death, change in residence, or a disqualifying criminal conviction, and to remove non-citizens who have registered to vote unlawfully.”
Robert D. Popper, former deputy chief of the voting section within the Justice Department’s civil rights division, said he was part of five lawsuits during the Bush administration over allegations of improper voter list maintenance since he was hired in 2005, TheBlaze reported.
“In the six years of the Obama administration, there’s been not a single lawsuit,” Popper, now a senior attorney for Judicial Watch, told reporters in Washington on Monday.
“There has been to my knowledge a demonstrated lack of interest in the Justice Department in pursuing these lawsuits,” Popper said. “In fact, the one claim that had anything to do with this list maintenance coming out of this Justice Department concerned the lawsuit that it commenced and then lost in which it tried to force the state of Florida to stop removing non-citizens who are on the voter rolls in the run up to the 2012 elections. Other than that, the Obama administration has no interest in pursuing Section 8 lawsuits.”
Earlier this month, Judicial Watch also sent letters to California, New Mexico, Kentucky, West Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri and Illinois notifying them of “apparent problems” and asking these states to provide records of steps taken to assure the accuracy of the voter lists.



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