(via Daily Blogster) Is there any meaningful way for the states to cross reference their voter rolls so they can catch instances of people voting in more than one state?
Meet Farah Minwalla, an Obama field organizer in North Carolina. She registered to vote in Mecklenburg County, NC on October 4. According to county auditor reports, the address Minwalla used belongs to a Wanda Nabors. But oddly – Minwalla is also registered to vote in New York AND Nevada. All three registrations are listed as active. So, is she a resident of North Carolina, Nevada or New York? Technically, it appears she could vote in all three. [LINK]
No matter how this election turns out, I hope that there is a forensic audit performed on each state’s returns.
UPDATE:
Gateway Pundit points to this post from This Ain’t Hell:
I smelled something funny when researching for the Obama Camp story I did last month when they were seeking people who could travel from Maryland (a pretty solid blue state) to Virginia (a battleground state) and stay there for the entire five weeks. It just felt weird.
McCain not only needs to win, he needs to beat the Obama fraud spread.
UPDATE 2:
Three television stations in Georgia, Florida and Ohio collaborated by obtaining and comparing voter registration rolls in their states. They found 112,000 people who were registered to vote in two states. Some have already voted twice
Not for anything but there should be just one voter roll for the whole US. It should be based on the Social Security list. You die, you can’t vote any longer. You go and register in three states, then it is the last state only you can vote in since there is just one record for you.
It would also make registration a snap since you would just have to activate your record. All sorts of advantages to having a single national base list.
Have you seen/heard The Ballad of Barack and Joe? It’s hilarious. And so are some of the other vids by Oldgrumpyguy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwEw_HeshMo