Election Fraud

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Pennsylvania is set to play a major role in deciding the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election.

Key battleground areas include Pennsylvania’s 17th Congressional district, located in the western half of the state. The 17th district’s seat is currently held by Democratic incumbent Connor Lamb.

With each election, voter fraud is a concern, particularly in swing states.

Allegheny County, which contains Pittsburgh (the state’s second largest city), has 957,000 registered voters. In the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, Hillary Clinton secured just shy of 56% of the vote in Allegheny County. However, Donald Trump won every other Western Pennsylvania county.

According to the Conservative non-partisan watchdog, Judicial Watch, more than 15% of those voters in Allegheny County are inactive. Moreover, the county is divided into two Congressional districts: Pennsylvania’s 17th and 18th (includes the entire city of Pittsburgh).

Judicial Watch has sent letters to four Pennsylvania counties (including Allegheny), promising a federal lawsuit if the voter rolls are not purged of inactive voters within 90 days.

“Dirty voting rolls can mean dirty elections and Judicial Watch will insist, in court if necessary, that states follow federal law to clean up their voting rolls,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said in a statement. “It is common sense that voters who die or move away be removed from the voting rolls.”

Feeling the pressure, the Allegheny County Board of Elections has responded to this request. The board informed KDKA that they have started the process of removing 69,000 inactive voters this year.



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“Retaining voter rolls bloated with ineligible voters harms the electoral process, heightens the risk of electoral fraud, and undermines public confidence in elections,” says Daunt’s complaint, which was filed in federal court in the Western District of Michigan.

The lawsuit cited data compiled by the Honest Elections Project, which includes information from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2014-18 American Community Survey and the latest count of registered voters from Benson’s office.

In one county, the number of registered voters actually exceeded the number of people of voting age.

“Comparing the registered voter count to the 2014-18 American Community Survey reveals that Leelanau County has a registration rate of 102%,” the complaint says. In 15 other counties mentioned in the lawsuit, that percentage is above 90 percent.

 

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I received a ballot like this in my State!!!

Supposedly BY MISTAKE!!!???

I had to call and complain to get a ballot including Replublican Choices for the Primary!!!

How low do these Deep State Ah*les have to go to try to steal elections???

They send a mailer that looks legitimate first to request a ballot if you are intending to vote.

If you send it back, you receive the bogus ballots very late in the game assuming you changed party!!!

The print explaining was very very very magnifying glass fine.

When did dealing with the entire democratic establishment turn into dealing with the worst slimy shyster lawyers???

Oh, wait, isn't that what the entire Democratic Party consists of???
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