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OCTOBER 16, 2020|JUDICIAL WATCH
New Judicial Watch Study Finds 353 U.S. Counties in 29 States with Voter Registration Rates Exceeding 100%



https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-releases/new-jw-study-voter-registration/


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  • Am I being too "political" when I say that sounds awfully suspicious, as in a huge red flag with sirens blazing?

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  • This isn't surprising.  Three of my children left the State and registered to vote elsewhere.  In each case, each of my children returned a letter to the elections office here at home informing the elections office that he or she had moved out of State and registered to vote elsewhere.  The letters asked the elections office to remove their names from the voting rolls.  In two of the three cases, their names have remained on the active voter rolls as we have received mail from the elections office informing them of polling location changes.  The elections officials just won't remove people from the voting rolls even when they have evidence that they are no longer living in the district.

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  • This isn't surprising.  Three of my children left the State and registered to vote elsewhere.  In each case, each of my children returned a letter to the elections office here at home informing the elections office that he or she had moved out of State and registered to vote elsewhere.  The letters asked the elections office to remove their names from the voting rolls.  In two of the three cases, their names have remained on the active voter rolls as we have received mail from the elections office informing them of polling location changes.  The elections officials just won't remove people from the voting rolls even when they have evidence that they are no longer living in the district.
    The election officials mostly Democrat will make sure that those ballots are marked Democratic. The word has gotten
    out, they must win this election.
    They know after the elections that all traces of fraud are erased and there will be a very few challenges.