Where is the best place to report them? Obviously we want to get the reports to someone with a vested interest. Sure as shit not any of the intelligence agencies.
In Wisconsin it doesn’t count. There was a story, widely published, Amber Pflughoeft, aged 20 with some terminal illness, voted early. She died Sep 28. Her vote won’t count. Don’t want to link articles as they are mainly fake news ones.
Okay, so they mailed their vote in, then maybe died in a car accident (or some other way) before the election? If there was no foul play in their death, then this wouldn't be considered voter fraud, would it? I mean, these people didn't know they were going to die.
Not fraud, but technically an ineligible vote. Still, I don't think this would make a measurable difference and would definitely give most normies the wrong impression.
I think we get way more traction hunting down the voters that have been dead for more than twenty years.
Well, yeah, 20 was a just a generic large number. Any vote "cast" by someone who was clearly deceased prior to the possibility of casting a ballot needs to be challenged.
But should that vote count? Only this election are we using mass mail in votes and early voting up to a month ahead. The supreme court needs to decide what constitutes a vote if every state is now allowing votes - and large numbers of votes - to be cast weeks before the election is held.
It is one reason why we have an election day, not election month or election year.
also some of them had cancer. who can verify if they were of sound mind or a caretake or family member requested the ballot and sent it in for them? If I was 85 and dying of cancer i wouldn't give a fuck to order a mail in ballot.
What about Joseph Rosenbaum?
REPORT THAT SHIT! REPORT THEM ALL!
Where is the best place to report them? Obviously we want to get the reports to someone with a vested interest. Sure as shit not any of the intelligence agencies.
if you voted in absentee an then die does that not still count?
In Florida your vote still counts if you die after voting early in person or by mail. Different states have different rules.
that would make sense thanks!
that is a question for the courts if you ask me. It is at least a reason to question if early voting is legit. Especially mass early voting.
In Wisconsin it doesn’t count. There was a story, widely published, Amber Pflughoeft, aged 20 with some terminal illness, voted early. She died Sep 28. Her vote won’t count. Don’t want to link articles as they are mainly fake news ones.
thats fair. in this case i feel its lawful. its when your already dead an then some how vote is the problem.
I tried running the first Obit I saw on obitmichigan. Byron passed away in October 2020.
Site result: Yes, you are registered! Your clerk has not recorded receiving your AV Application. You can vote absentee in all future elections.
Voter rolls need a thorough cleaning.
Okay, so they mailed their vote in, then maybe died in a car accident (or some other way) before the election? If there was no foul play in their death, then this wouldn't be considered voter fraud, would it? I mean, these people didn't know they were going to die.
Not fraud, but technically an ineligible vote. Still, I don't think this would make a measurable difference and would definitely give most normies the wrong impression.
I think we get way more traction hunting down the voters that have been dead for more than twenty years.
Okay. And I agree about hunting down the voters that have been dead for more than 1 year and voted. Not 20, like you said.
Well, yeah, 20 was a just a generic large number. Any vote "cast" by someone who was clearly deceased prior to the possibility of casting a ballot needs to be challenged.
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But should that vote count? Only this election are we using mass mail in votes and early voting up to a month ahead. The supreme court needs to decide what constitutes a vote if every state is now allowing votes - and large numbers of votes - to be cast weeks before the election is held.
It is one reason why we have an election day, not election month or election year.
also some of them had cancer. who can verify if they were of sound mind or a caretake or family member requested the ballot and sent it in for them? If I was 85 and dying of cancer i wouldn't give a fuck to order a mail in ballot.
edit: states seem to be split - https://www.ncsl.org/blog/2020/10/20/what-if-an-absentee-voter-dies-before-election-day-.aspx
You are right. Their vote should not count.
Still, I'm sure there were some instances that it wasn't fraud (like they died in car accident or something).
Having said that, I do think the Democrats have cheated and are using dead people to cast votes.
Do the same thing but with obituaries from 6 months ago
if you can find 4 people that easily, you can bet someone is doing it in mass, we just need to find out who