NO! It's a talking point the GOP uses to destroy voting rights!
83%
NO! Election fraud is what we should be worrying about!
17%

Comments

zjas 11 years 48 weeks ago

Both choices are true.!

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Scarabus 11 years 48 weeks ago

As zjas says, both choices are true. However, voter suppression is worse than both frauds combined.

This poll is just silly.

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bahoch 11 years 48 weeks ago

Election fraud primarily occurs after the votes leave the election board and are transferred to the Secretary of State for count confirmation. That is the point that cast ballots can be challenged and tossed out. I have worked at the polls and that is not the point of deliberate fraud. Read the Conyers Report on the voting fraud that occurred in Ohio.

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