I Personally Experienced Voter Fraud in Virginia Yesterday

Im sure your mum is proud of you.

^^^ this shit is why bluenames should not be allowed.

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I went to early vote yesterday in Northern Virginia.

Everyone has to complete their early voter forms, and then check in with one of the voter verification people. The 6 check-in staff were lined up sitting behind a typical 10 foot table with laptops in front of them.

I was handing my early vote form, drivers license and voter card to the gentleman checking me in when I heard the lady checking in the man standing next to me tell him that there are 3 entries in Virginia under the last 4 digits of his Social Security Number and name. He said "how can you tell which one is me? That is very unlikely considering the population numbers in Virginia" She told him that she just matched the one with his local address in this precinct.

He was, as you can imagine, not very happy about the situation. He then asked her if these other people could vote in the other precincts. She stated that if they show up with a photo ID, they will be able to vote. The other areas where his names was listed was Roanoke, and I could not hear the other city.

Imagine how many other people "they" are doing this with?? There are two other registrations under this mans name in Virginia alone, wonder if they have registered under his name in other states as well?? We must show photo ID here to vote, but that photo ID can be a University ID, an ID from work, a Concealed Carry ID, etc -- in other words, ID cards that are not difficult to forge. Oh, and these IDs do not have to be Virginia issued, so that makes it difficult to detect forgeries, especially if the ID carries the name of some obscure college, or company from another state.

Even with a very common last name of "Smith" or "Miller", it seems highly unlikely to get this level of duplication in the last four of the social, in the same state.

It makes you wonder if the McAuliffe trolls have been running away with the hand endorsements which restore voting rights to felons in Virginia.

Truth is like a lion, Lady Jane. Thank you for the thread.

This is the same procedure that is used in early voting in my state. They ask for the last four digits of your SSN (or you may alternatively provide your DL #) and your name and match it to your address (you write your address down).

I did not notice in your opening post any mention of the other people having the same address. I believe you said they had the same name. Maybe I missed a sentence about the address.

Could it be possible that the man has a common name and they all have the same last four SSN digits and are, consequently, different people? It seems unlikely, but could it be a crazy coincidence?

Privacy over SSNs has created the last four digits phenomenon. Maybe DL numbers would be better. My state doesn't look at DLs or voting cards at all. I wish they would, and I would be happy to stand in a longer line for the increased time this would take.

I hate the idea of voter fraud, but I also hate that things like this and terrorists getting into the country under false info and the need to track criminals from state to state and even country to country may lead to diminishing of states within the US and also diminishing of countries in the world.

I think the simplest fix would be to require the presentation of a DL (or official ID for those who don't drive) and check the entire DL #. This would maintain SSN privacy and reduce (hopefully) voter fraud.

It has been decided....I will be getting myself involved in this issue in my state. Anyone else?

What annoys me is the E-verify system already exist to check full SSN against names. The same system could be used for voters and once a social connected to the right name is used then that social could not vote again. Canceling out other people trying to vote with the same social.

Everyone's voter registration number could simply be their social security number and then the government could do its job and not allow a specifuc SSN to count for more than one vote.

It also would show them exactly who to investigate.

It would be very simple. The databases already exist, and it could be nationwide to prevent people from voting in multiple states as well.

.... but that would make too much sense, and greatly secure our elections, but we can't do that -- "racism" and such shit, ya know.

So could there be three different John Q. Publics with 1234 as the last four digits living in three different places (and truly be three different people)?

So could there be three different John Q. Publics with 1234 as the last four digits living in three different places (and truly be three different people)?

Right the database already exist with that system and it is already nationwide--that is exactly what I was thinking. They would only need to apply it to voting instead of employment.

So exactly what they need is already out there to do this right with minimum hassles because the biggest part of the work and even the system itself has already been created. They just need to use it.

We need Texas to get big results with their investigation. That makes it where the other states have to do the same because it will be proven it is happening.

Right the database already exist with that system and it is already nationwide--that is exactly what I was thinking. They would only need to apply it to voting instead of employment.

So exactly what they need is already out there to do this right with minimum hassles because the biggest part of the work and even the system itself has already been created. They just need to use it.

We need Texas to get big results with their investigation. That makes it where the other states have to do the same because it will be proven it is happening.

I went to early vote yesterday in Northern Virginia.

Everyone has to complete their early voter forms, and then check in with one of the voter verification people. The 6 check-in staff were lined up sitting behind a typical 10 foot table with laptops in front of them.

I was handing my early vote form, drivers license and voter card to the gentleman checking me in when I heard the lady checking in the man standing next to me tell him that there are 3 entries in Virginia under the last 4 digits of his Social Security Number and name. He said "how can you tell which one is me? That is very unlikely considering the population numbers in Virginia" She told him that she just matched the one with his local address in this precinct.

He was, as you can imagine, not very happy about the situation. He then asked her if these other people could vote in the other precincts. She stated that if they show up with a photo ID, they will be able to vote. The other areas where his names was listed was Roanoke, and I could not hear the other city.

Imagine how many other people "they" are doing this with?? There are two other registrations under this mans name in Virginia alone, wonder if they have registered under his name in other states as well?? We must show photo ID here to vote, but that photo ID can be a University ID, an ID from work, a Concealed Carry ID, etc -- in other words, ID cards that are not difficult to forge. Oh, and these IDs do not have to be Virginia issued, so that makes it difficult to detect forgeries, especially if the ID carries the name of some obscure college, or company from another state.

He should have promptly went and voted in the other precincts. Is it possible that he has moved and they still had him on the roles?

But they have been busted in the process of cheating this time.

This won't end well for them.