You should know the story of Parker Gilbert by now. The student from London, England who registered from his dorm at Dartmouth and voted in Hanover. New Hampshire. A swing state. Then he was accused of rape and arrested. He is going to trial. But hey, there’s still no vote fraud in New Hampshire.
Then there’s Florida. Florida is a swing state too, and guess what? A local NBC affiliate managed to track down dozens of “registered voters” around the Ft. Myers area who voted in November 2012 (like our boy Parker) and who are also not citizens of the United States. (They call it voter fraud in Florida.)
The investigation began by examining state forms on which residents had declined jury duty by checking a box indicating that they weren’t US citizens, and were therefore ineligible to serve. Pierrotti then cross-referenced those results with local voter rolls, identifying at least 94 people who were registered to vote in the state of Florida. Next, he visited some of these people at their homes, where they admitted that they weren’t citizens and professed ignorance as to how they were registered to vote in the first place. But voting records confirmed that they’d exercised their “right” to vote that, as non-citizens, they do not actually possess.
I’m quite certain Parker knows he exercised his right. I’m also certain that the NH AG will not charge him. That’s just how the NH AG swings.
Here’s the video from the Florida News Story, also c/o Guy Benson at Townhall.com
