After major reports of vote fraud in Milwaukee, an audit was conducted, which led to a cut in the voter roll by 105,000 names. Just which party do you think this might hurt? Keep reading.

This review was long overdue and really needs to be expanded to the entire state because of past voting irregularities in Wisconsin, as noted by others.

Voting: "You believe me, don't you?�

Well, it turns out â€Å“till death do you partâ€ÂÂ� may be true in marriage, but not when voting for Democrats. The dead are very loyal Democrats.

Racine, Kenosha voter application fraud alleged

Project Vote, a national non-profit group headed by the former head of the Ohio Democratic Party, is among several non-profit groups that have run large-scale voter registration drives in southeastern Wisconsin. ...Last week, the Journal Sentinel reported that two of Project Vote's workers in Milwaukee are felons on probation, which makes it illegal for them to register voters. ...The workers also told the investigator that Jones had pressured them to meet a quota of completing at least 25 voter registration applications per day. The workers were paid $49 per day plus $1.50 for each application beyond the quota. Blakely also told the investigator that, to meet the quota, he completed voter registration applications by taking names from a phone book.

Wis. Gov. Vows Veto on Voter ID Bill

Wisconsin lawmakers passed a bill Wednesday that would require voters to provide a driver's license or other government-issued photo identification before casting a ballot. Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle said he would veto the measure.

Liberal Vote Fraud Must Be Stopped!

Democrat Party voter fraud is nothing new. In 2000 it was widespread. In at least two states, Wisconsin and Missouri, it tipped the electoral vote to Gore.

Fraud File: Poll Challengers OK'd

After battling over as many as 37,000 votes, the Wisconsin Republican Party and the city of Milwaukee have agreed that a list of 5,512 prospective voters with questionable addresses will be sent to poll workers to flag those people when they come to vote.

How Democrats Steal Elections - Top 10 Methods of Liberal Vote Fraud

Vote-buying. Purchasing votes has long been a traditional scheme by Democrats, and not just with money. In the 2000 election in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Democratic workers initiate a "smokes-for-votes" campaign in which they paid dozens of homeless men with cigarettes if they cast ballots for Al Gore (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 11/14/00).

Vote Fraud And Illegal Voting In Wisconsin

Shortly after the November 2 vote in which John Kerry carried Wisconsin’s 10 electoral votes by 11,384 votes, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel began an investigation into vote fraud and irregularities in the city. The Journal Sentinel soon revealed that thousands more ballots were cast than people identified as voting and thousands of ballots were cast from invalid addresses around the city.

In 2002, Democrat Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle’s campaign held a bingo party at a home for the mentally ill and reportedly used quarters as bingo prizes and kringle and soft drinks to induce residents of the facility to cast absentee ballots.

But, if the Democrats lose 105,000 voters, they can turn it around and implement their new plan for success--slashing the tires of Republicans going to vote. That's one method that they found works and with no chances of being convicted.

Should anyone wonder why I don't trust Democrats?

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1 It is well to remember the fraud in Wisconsin whenever the accusations of stolen elections emerges.

The frauds in Philadelphia tipped the battleground state of PA to the Democrats as well.

Posted by: Assistant Village Idiot at Thursday, March 23 2006 09:20 AM (bfKow)

2 How do you know that all (or even a significant percentage) of the 105,000 on the list were active voters? How do you know they are all Democrats?

Posted by: E. Nonee Moose at Thursday, March 23 2006 09:44 AM (CK7f1)

3 Moose, this isn't a scientific study. However, it was the Republicans who fought to have this problem addressed, while the Democrats tried to stonewall it. I'm exaggerating but making a point based upon general perceptions and the sides taken.

Posted by: Woody at Thursday, March 23 2006 09:53 AM (v5VVJ)

4 I would also add in that the districts involved are heavily democratic. That's not proof, but it's evidence.

Posted by: Assistant Village Idiot at Thursday, March 23 2006 03:32 PM (bfKow)

5 Well, if the bulk of the voters purged from the system are democrat or republican, they'd better get crackin' to build up that base again. November draws nigh. Just how many cemeteries are there in Milwaukee?

Posted by: Oyster at Friday, March 24 2006 05:10 AM (MkwVi)

6 The Democratic Party has a tradition of this kind of thing. Remember Lyndon Johnson?

Posted by: Always On Watch at Saturday, March 25 2006 01:12 AM (aIFaX)

7 Noonee I don't know if you clicked the link or not but whether these people were Dems or Republicans this was serious incompetence to leave these names on the rolls.

Look at this amazing statistic from the AP article woody linked to:

The number amounted to about 23 percent of the 450,000 names that were on the voter rolls.

23%! of the total number of voters on the rolls were bad names or addresses? That is scary.

Posted by: The Ugly American at Saturday, March 25 2006 12:13 PM (ZXV2N)

8 "Democrat Party voter fraud is nothing new. In 2000 it was widespread. In at least two states, Wisconsin and Missouri, it tipped the electoral vote to Gore."
Actually, Missouri went for Bush by over 78,000 votes. Gore won Wisconsin by less than 6,000 votes. Missouri and Wisconsin were each worth 11 electoral votes. Jus' pickin' nits, is all.

Posted by: Tuning Spork at Sunday, March 26 2006 04:01 PM (On7NY)

9 Trust me. It was the democrats.

Posted by: Tracy at Sunday, March 26 2006 04:50 PM (+GVTV)

10 Thanks, Tuning Spork! It's not nitpicking. I've made the correction in the entry.

Posted by: Woody at Monday, March 27 2006 03:35 PM (+qa0h)

11 That is true. I should have noted that in Missouri, it was John Ashcroft's Senate seat that was stolen, not any presidential electoral votes.

Posted by: Assistant Village Idiot at Tuesday, March 28 2006 12:32 PM (bfKow)

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