This is what voter Fraud, and Intimidation look like

[pecunium]

A man arrested for voter fraud in Ontario Calif.

A crowd intimidating voters in N. Carolina.

Take a guess about which side was doing those. Good luck finding comparable examples from the other side of the aisle.

(p.s. the Michigan GOP admits to illegally trying to suppress voters)

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Re: voting fraud

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According to federal prosecutors, the fictitious names submitted by Acorn are "an easy way to get paid, not as an attempt to influence the outcome of elections (http://tongodeon.livejournal.com/781205.html)". Mickey Mouse does not actually show up to vote on election day.

Also, federal regulations require all ballot registrations to be submitted even if they are obviously fictitious. Allowing third party registrants to choose which registrations to submit opens the door to actual fraudulent attempts to influence the outcome of elections.