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There has been only one case in Texas where voter fraud has been alleged. Several people have been arrested and indicted.
Details are here: Seven indicted for voter fraud in RUD election - Your Houston News: The Woodlands Villager: News Many sources, including the Defendants themselves, have alluded to the possibility that all of the indicted are strong supporters of the Tea Party. The gist of the matter is that very few voters were expected in this election which would elect members of a Rural Utilities District. The RUD decides on the amount of taxes to levy and if an RUD can join in with other RUD's or a city. In The Woodlands only businesses are taxes on property and not homeowners, and the RUD has the power to change this. Just a few votes would be needed to throw the election, so these guys are supposed to have stepped up to the plate and committed voter fraud. At least that is what the Attorney General of Texas is alleging. A trial is yet to be held. The voting in question took place over a year ago, but the Republican Attorney General of Texas took a long time before bringing any charges. The rumor going 'round is that the Defendants bragged to a number of people about what they did and this sort of forced his hand on the matter, but that is just a rumor. It could be the Attorney General was too busy looking for other cases of voter fraud but finally gave up since there don't appear to be any. I am sure all the facts about this will come out during the trials. |
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All of those accused of voter fraud in this instance would have had no trouble producing an ID, and yet they are alleged by the State of Texas to have committed the Felony of Voter Fraud. So this whole voter ID thing works to prevent voter fraud? Nope. |
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I still haven't read the article in the OP. Maybe it will cite evidence we haven't already seen. |
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So far Abbot has 26 real convictions. Not bad for a six year period during which 24,000,000 votes were cast. That means that .00000108333 of one percent were found guilty of voter fraud. But in the Montgomery County, Texas, RUD election there were only 12 votes cast, and 7 of them are now thought to be the result of Voter Fraud. Based on this number the percentage of fake votes in this election is 58%, so yes, it appears there is a problem with voter fraud in some parts of Texas. By the way, the trial of the 'RUD 7' begins on September 17th. |
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I read somewhere Obama was all for voter ID. I guess his internal polling has made him change his mind. |
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No dice on that one, unless you can provide a link.
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Ah.....meant to say he couldn't win with it, sorry.
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Check his math: PolitiFact | Abbott touts 50 election fraud convictions; we subtract 29 He claims 50 convictions since 2002. He's spent millions of dollars pursuing this. He formed a special unit just to combat voter fraud. Reality: 26 convictions, miscellaneous other results. Evidence of fraud abounds in Texas, all right. |
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YAK...YAK...YAK.....than you for proving and supporting my point, like the original OP said, there was only one case of voter fraud in Tx and they said it hadn't been adjucated yet......so I must humbly thank you for supporting my point. I love you man.... ![]() |
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