11.6K Dead People on Virginia’s Voter Rolls

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Breitbart
Article date: 
30 April 2020
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National News
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Democrat
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About 11,600 dead people remain on the state of Virginia’s voter rolls, according to a court brief filed in United States District Court.
 
A court brief filed by the Public Legal Interest Foundation (PILF) alleges grave issues with Virginia’s voter rolls just as a lawsuit in the state seeks to strip witness requirements on mail-in ballots in the midst of the Chinese coronavirus crisis.
 
According to PILF, there are about 11,600 dead people on Virginia’s voter rolls — all of whom would receive mail-in ballots if an election were held by mail. These nearly 12,000 dead voters have corresponding published obituaries....
 
Currently, elected Democrats are lobbying for nationwide mail-in voting for the November presidential election — a move that would potentially deliver ballots to an estimated 24 million ineligible voters...
 
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