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« Voter Fraud: Florida, San Francisco Too | Main | Keep an Eye on Colorado » September 29, 2004Voter Fraud News UpdatesMichelle Malkin has a roundup of voter-fraud news from several states. Stuart Buck notes three news stories about voter fraud in Ohio involving the AFL-CIO, and absentee registration attempts by the "nonpartisan" NAACP's National Voter Fund and an anti-Bush, nonprofit group called Americans Coming Together, or ACT Ohio. The NAACP is not non-partisan, of course. And neither is the AFL-CIO. Here's another news report on voter fraud in Ohio. Meanwhile, election officials in Lansing, Michigan, are investigating an apparent large-scale election fraud possibly attempted by the liberal Public Interest Research Group, according to today's Lansing State Journal. The LSJ reports that the Lansing city clerk's office "is sorting through thousands of fraudulent voter registration forms that have been turned in recently. Comments
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