53,000 Dead Voters Found in Florida

J. Christian Adams: 

I have learned that Florida election officials are set to announce that the secretary of state has discovered and purged up to 53,000 dead voters from the voter rolls in Florida. How could 53,000 dead voters have sat on the polls for so long? Simple. Because Florida hadn’t been using the best available data revealing which voters have died. Florida is now using the nationwide Social Security Death Index for determining which voters should be purged because they have died. Here is the bad news. Most states aren’t using the same database that Florida is.

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 Consider the case of Lafayette Keaton. Keaton not only voted for a dead person in Oregon, he voted for his dead son. Making Keaton’s fraud easier was Oregon’s vote by mail scheme, which has opened up gaping holes in the integrity of elections. The incident in Oregon just scratches the surface of the problem. Massachusetts and Mississippi are but two other examples of the dead rising on election day.

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My dad died in 2000 in South Carolina. He was a lifelong Republican and never voted any other way. In 2008 a letter addressed to him arrived from the board of elections. The letter said that they had received his request to switch parties and a new voter registration card was enclosed which now had him as a Democrat. You had better believe that the Dems are stealing votes via dead people.