Voter Fraud: 3.5M more registered voters than adults in U.S.

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r. Eowyn
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D.C. Clothesline
Article date: 
18 May 2018
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Our American Future
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illegal immigration
election fraud
voter registration
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In 2017, Judicial Watch’s Election Integrity Project examined the 2011-2015 data of two groups: the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey and the federal Election Assistance Commission.

Deroy Murdock, a Fox News contributor and a contributing editor of National Review Online, tabulated Judicial Watch’s data and found 462 counties (18.5% of the 2,500 counties studied) where the registration rate exceeded 100%. Altogether, there were 3,551,760 more people registered to vote than the adult U.S. citizens in these counties — enough over-registered voters to populate a ghost-state about the size of Connecticut, according to Judicial Watch attorney Robert Popper.

Here are some counties where registered voters outnumber adult citizens:

  • 101% registration rate in Delaware’s New Castle County.
  • 108% registration rate in Georgia’s Fulton County.
  • 112% registration rate (or 707,475 ghost voters) in California’s Los Angeles County.
  • 138% registration rate (or 810,966 ghost voters) in California’s San Diego County.
  • 154% registration rate in Washington’s Clark County.
  • 162% registration rate in New Mexico’s Harding County, where there were 62% more registered voters than adult citizens.

More troubling still are the numbers of ghost voters in battleground states where Electoral College votes can be decided by incredibly narrow margins:

  • Colorado: 159,373
  • Florida: 100,782
  • Iowa: 31,077
  • Michigan: 225,235
  • New Hampshire: 8,211
  • North Carolina: 189,721
  • Virginia: 89,979

Murdock points out that in the 2016 presidential election, Hillary Clinton’s margins of victory in Colorado (136,386) and New Hampshire (2,736) were less than the numbers of ghost voters in those states, while Trump won Michigan (10,704) and North Carolina (173,315) by fewer ballots than ghost voters in those states....

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