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NY GOP Chairman Lies to Voters, Says Ron Paul is out of the Race

New York - One day before the NY GOP Presidential primary, Vincent Reda, the First Vice Chairman of the NY Republican Party, made robo calls to voters declaring that all other candidates had dropped out of the race except Mitt Romney.

In the Media by Victoria N. Alexander - 5 comments

Op-Ed: Dead people are registered to vote, blame Obama/ACORN!

A blogger claims two million dead voters are ready to rise from their graves to vote, and links this news to a story about the political group ACORN.

In the Media by Bill Schmalfeldt - 10 comments

Op-Ed: What a relief! The dead are not rising to vote in South Carolina

Columbia - There was some worry there for awhile. South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson (R) had it on good authority that over 900 corpses had risen from the dead to vote in the recent elections. This could only mean one thing.

In the Media by Bill Schmalfeldt

Congresswoman asks U.S. DoJ to investigate Wisconsin Elections

The questionable appearance of votes giving Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser a victory by a county clerk who worked with him and has a history of questionable vote counting tactics has led a US Congresswoman to ask the US DoJ to investigate.

In the Media by Bill Lindner - 20 comments

Opposition accuses PM of widespread vote fraud in Iraqi elections

Baghdad - The threat of violence and protests could occur in Iraq as one opposition leader accused the Prime Minister and his faction of vote fraud by hiding ballot papers and falsifying computer records.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

GOP Election Monitors Shut Out in Philly, NH

In Philadelphia, GOP election monitors were ejected from six polling stations because of their party status, a seeming repeat of the chaos of 2004. Meanwhile in NH, McCain has filed a lawsuit to address the distancing of GOP monitors from the polls.

In the Media by Johnny Simpson

Op-Ed: Chicken Little and the ACORN

Chicken Little was in the woods one day when an acorn fell on her head. It scared her so much she trembled all over. She shook so hard, half her feathers fell out. "Help! Help! The sky is falling! I have to go tell the king!"

In the Media by John Rickman - 16 comments

FBI Investigating ACORN for Voter Fraud

A senior law enforcement official confirmed that the Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now (ACORN) is now being investigated by the FBI for any evidence of a coordinated national effort to engage in voter fraud.

In the Media by Johnny Simpson - 1 comment

Op-Ed: ACORN Voter Fraud Roundup

ACORN, which has been taking hits left and right regarding their voter fraud activities, registered Mickey Mouse in Orange County, FL. A man in Ohio who registered to vote several times and cast bogus ballots, a RICO case against ACORN and more.

In the Media by Johnny Simpson - 17 comments

Vegas ACORN Offices Raided in Voter Fraud Probe

ACORN, The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, gaining infamy both for its massive voter fraud attempts and heavily Democratic backing in Congress, including a $100M earmark in the bailout bill, just had its Vegas office raided.

In the Media by Johnny Simpson - 2 comments

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Voter fraud allegations dog east Toronto riding

A CBC News investigation has uncovered allegations of electoral fraud concentrated in the Tamil community in the east Toronto riding of Scarborough-Rouge River.

Oliver dismisses 'unsavoury' election fraud allegations

Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver is calling allegations that Elections Canada rules were violated in his riding during the last election "unsavoury." CBC News has evidence that unregistered voters got on the voters' list without providing an address.

Voter fraud concerns in east Toronto widespread

Allegations of widespread voting irregularities in an east Toronto federal riding are similar to complaints from a neighbouring riding and a municipal byelection held nearby, two people closely involved say.

Young Russians Hope to Catch Election Fraud

Young Russians are taking classes ahead of the March 4 elections to learn how to spot ballot stuffing and voter intimidation and how to report it. Perhaps just as important, they learned how to prevent being intimidated themselves and which laws protect them from being arrested.

Watch: Romney Looks to Appeal to Women Voters

GOP candidate falls behind Obama in polls of female voters.