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My Voter Fraud List 120602 https://electionawareness.appspot.com/ Lists voter complaints My One World Government File My United Nations File My Voter Fraud List My Sustainable Living File 121222 My Voter Fraud List 120602 My Sustainable Living File 120920 Obama who is he 121001 My Sustainable Living File 120923 My Obamacare file 120701 My Sustainable Living File 121222 My Obamacare Links My Agenda 21 Page 2 Notes My Union Files 120613 Outsourcing 120711 Twisted Teachers My Alien vs American File My United Nations File My Mexican Violence File My Union Files 110922 The War on Families My rogue Judges File 120601 Leon Penetta Defense Secretary My List of Nanny State Villaraigosa’s Sustainable City Los Angeles My List of Government Pork Waste and Fraud • More Evidence That Voter Fraud Is Indeed ‘A Normal Political Tactic’ For New York Democrats http://menrec.com ^ | april 10, 2013 | rusty weiss Early last year, as the voter fraud trial in upstate New York was getting under way, a Democrat Committeeman named Anthony DeFiglio claimed that falsifying records and forging signatures on ballots was simply “a normal political tactic”. He himself would plead guilty to falsifying business records, and was identified as being one of three Democrats who convinced two mentally disabled men to sign absentee ballots, which were later filled in for them. For his efforts, DeFiglio was sentenced to 100 hours of community service. Other colleagues received similar sentences for similar crimes, with one former Councilman being hit with six... Voter Fraudster Amy Busefink Lobbies Texas Legislature to Conceal Voter Fraud PJ Media ^ | April 13, 2013 | J. Christian Adams Project Vote Deputy Director Amy Busefink is busy lobbying the Texas legislature on election-integrity issues — trying to stop Texas from checking to see if Texas voters are registered in multiple states. She recently organized a letter of various left-wing groups trying to stop legislation before the Texas House Elections Committee. Members of the Texas legislature shouldn’t take Busefink seriously — she has a history of participating in voter fraud. Busefink enters her plea in court to voter fraud. Busefink sent a letter on April 8, 2013, to the Texas House Elections Committee asking them to block a law that... • (VOTINO SCAM) Castro wore wire to save his own skin (registered illegals at his address) NY POST ^ | 4/5/13 | BRUCE GOLDING, ERIK KRISS and CARL CAMPANILE Disgraced Bronx NY Assemblyman Nelson Castro resigned amid revelation he’s been wired---cooperating with prosecutors to save himself. Castro, a Dominican Republic native, worked his way up the Democrat political ladder. Once chief of staff to former Assemblyman (now state Senator) Adriano Espaillat (Dem-Manhattan), he forged close ties with Bronx Democrats. Castro was elected in 2008, but turned government witness when the state charged him with a sealed perjury indictment in 2009----for making false statements WRT large numbers who registered to vote using the address of his Bronx apartment. Stop the Federal Power Grab of Our Elections JBS ^ | 4/2/2013 | Kurt Hyde Five new bills in Congress threaten an unconstitutional federal power grab over elections. No fewer than five bills to increase federal control over American elections have been filed in the 113th Congress. The Obama administration has appointed a bipartisan presidential commission supposedly for the purpose of streamlining election procedures and reducing the long lines. However, even a cursory review of the bills already proposed reveals that passage of these bills would enable an unconstitutional federal power grab over American elections accompanied by drastic reductions in the safeguards against electoral fraud that remain in at least some of the states. 2 More People Charged in Voter Fraud Investigation kcrg ^ | Updated: Mar 26, 2013 at 11:44 AM CDT DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Two more people face charges as Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz's crackdown on voter fraud continues. A Melbourne man is charged with election misconduct and fraudulent practice. The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation says 53-year-old Nickie Dean Perkins -snip- Authorities also have charged 64-year-old Jesus Castorena, of Hampton, with perjury for claiming on 2010 driver's license and voter registration applications he was U.S. citizen. He had been deported to Mexico in 2007. Voter Fraud Charges Filed in Hamilton County, Ohio — Others May Follow New American ^ | 15 March 2013 12:43 | Kurt Hyde On March 11 Hamilton County, Ohio, Prosecutor Joseph T. Deters announced charges against Russell Glassop, Melowese Richardson, and Sister Marguerite Kloos for voter fraud. The Hamilton County Grand Jury returned a one-count indictment of illegal voting against Glassop, an eight-count indictment of illegal voting against Richardson and an information was filed against Kloos charging her with one count of illegal voting. According to the press release posted March 11 on the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s website: Richardson is charged with 8 counts of Illegal Voting for voting twice on her behalf and voting on behalf of others in various elections. UPDATED: 5 investigated in NC for possible voter fraud wnct ^ | Updated: Mar 21, 2013 9:59 AM | WNCT STAFF RALEIGH, N.C. - 9 On Your Side has new information about the investigations of voter fraud in our state. 5 people in North Carolina are under investigation for possible voter fraud. The State Board of Elections says they are registered in both our state and in Florida. Voter Integrity Project of NC has researched election records. The executive director there tells 9 On Your Side the organization has every reason to believe this is just the tip of the iceberg. The group reports it found more than 300 people who appear to be registered in Florida and North Carolina. We. Milwaukee County prosecutors charge 10 with voter fraud jsonline ^ | March 21, 2013 | Steve Schultze and Bruce Vielmetti Milwaukee County prosecutors Thursday filed voter fraud charges against 10 people, including two accused of double voting in 2012 elections and two felons ineligible to vote. Also among the fraud cases: a Milwaukee woman who is accused of signing a recall petition against Republican Gov. Scott Walker three times; and the petition circulator who collected those signatures. Leonard K. Brown, 55, is charged with voting more than once, providing false information to an election official and four counts of voting as a disqualified person for ballots cast April 5, 2011; and Feb. 21, April 2, June 5 and Nov. 6,.. Arkansas Senate overrides veto of voter ID bill fox ^ | March 27, 2013 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Arkansas Senate voted Wednesday to override Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe's veto of legislation that would require voters to show photo identification before casting a ballot. The Republican-led Senate voted 21-12, along party lines, to override the veto. There was no debate beforehand. The bill's sponsor, Republican state Sen. Bryan King, said he expects the House to vote to override the veto on Thursday. Each chamber needs only a simple majority to override a veto in Arkansas. Beebe vetoed the bill Monday, saying it amounts to "an expensive solution in search of a problem" and would.. Arkansas Governor Vetoes Voter ID Bill ABC News/WLS ^ | March 26, 2013 | Uncredited (LITTLE ROCK, Ark.) -- Republicans may still get the last laugh after Arkansas Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe vetoed a bill requiring voters to present photo identification during elections. While GOP lawmakers said the legislation is intended to reduce voter fraud, Beebe argued that it was actually "an expensive solution in search of a problem." Since Republicans took over the Arkansas Legislature for the first time since the late 1880s, it's more than likely they'll override the veto with a simple majority. GOP lawmakers throughout the country have attempted to enact similar bills that Democrats contend is a blatant attempt to... Virginia Governor, Republican Bob McDonnell, signs Voter ID into law Canada Free Press ^ | Mar. 26, 2013 | Robert Laurie Whether you believe voter fraud is a huge problem or just a minor annoyance, there’s no way you can argue that it doesn’t happen. Virtually every recent election has been marred by reports of people voting under fake names, voting multiple times, or casting fraudulent ballots. Supporters of Voter ID laws have long argued that there’s a simple way to stop most of these problems from occurring: require a photo ID from each registered voter in order to cast a ballot. It’s simple, quick, and prevents “disenfranchisement” by securing the process. In short, it’s a no-brainer. So, obviously, Democrats hate... Arkansas Governor Vetoes Voter ID Bill ABC News/WLS ^ | March 26, 2013 | Uncredited (LITTLE ROCK, Ark.) -- Republicans may still get the last laugh after Arkansas Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe vetoed a bill requiring voters to present photo identification during elections. While GOP lawmakers said the legislation is intended to reduce voter fraud, Beebe argued that it was actually "an expensive solution in search of a problem." Since Republicans took over the Arkansas Legislature for the first time since the late 1880s, it's more than likely they'll override the veto with a simple majority. GOP lawmakers throughout the country have attempted to enact similar bills that Democrats contend is a blatant attempt to... Democratic Officials and Activists Linked to ACORN Plead Guilty in Voter Fraud Case http://frontpagemag.com/2013/dgreenfield/democratic-officials-and-activists-linked-to- acorn-plead-guilty-in-voter-fraud-case/? utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+the-point+ %28FrontPage+Magazine+%C2%BB+The+Point%29&utm_content=FaceBook Arkansas state Senate sends voter ID bill to governor Reuters ^ | Tue Mar 19, 2013 9:03pm EDT | Suzi Parker The Arkansas state Senate approved a measure on Tuesday to require voters to show photo identification before they can cast a ballot, sending it to Democratic Governor Mike Beebe who has not said whether he would sign it into law.
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