In South Carolina, New Report Finds No Evidence Of 'Dead' Voters

[spotbird]

The South Carolina State Election Commission has just released its initial review of allegations from the state's Department of Motor Vehicles that more than 950 deceased voters appeared to have ballots cast in their names after they died. The commission found that of the 207 cases reviewed, there was no evidence in 197 of them that fraudulent votes had been cast. The commission said that records in the other 10 cases were "insufficient to make a determination.

[link:http://www.npr.org/blogs/itsallpolitics/2012/02/23/147295537/in-south-carolina-new-report-finds-no-evidence-of-dead-voters|

[liberal N proud]

1. All the evidence is buried.

I couldn't resist.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

4. I can see the general election now, a guy pulling a wagon, calling out, "Bring out your dead!"

with voting forms in hand.

[Uncle Joe]

2. If a single dead voter votes, that would be a miracle.

I wonder if they will be investigating "election fraud" versus voter fraud?

Thanks for the thread, spotbird.

[MADem]

3. Fair point, that--and great use of smilies, too! nt

[Dont call me Shirley]

5. But plenty of evidence of election fraud.

[otohara]

6. How Many States Does This Make

no evidence of voter fraud in South Carolina, Maine, Colorado

Help me out - where else have they held investigations that have come up empty

[Brettongarcia]

7. Nobody notices most of the voters in SC are brain-dead. So their votes don't really count after all

SC started the civil war, at Ft. Sum(p)ter. In its daring crusade FOR slavery. Nice move, SC.

Since that time? It's just got worse. It's level of educational attainment, High School graduation rates, has been rather near the bottom. And the state has generated one mindless white slave to tradition after another; including Jessie Helms, Strom-Thurmond's cheaper Xerox copy.

It's easy for white folks to feel superior to everyone, when they don't bother to educate all the oppressed black people around them.

Though things may be changing, around Raleigh?

And with a black president, even South Carolina might be thinking twice, at last?

[LetTimmySmoke]

8. No but there was evidence of Black Voters, and to the GOP that's voter fraud.

[Turbineguy]

9. That commission is obviously

influenced by "teh Gay Agenda"!