OK, their election was last week, so I’m a tad late. But, given that I have this OTHER vote-by-mail post on the “abstract” of the issue, here’s an example “in concrete”. And no, no whining that just because it happened in CA doesn’t mean it can’t happen here (reformatted, emphasis mine):
Related: So why are NH Democrats losing their minds to get vote-by-mail into place? Part 1
Hundreds of CA-25 Voters Have Likely Received Multiple Mail Ballots for Special Election
Ahead of Tuesday’s hotly-contested special election in California’s 25th congressional district a watchdog group has announced that, according to their research, hundreds of voters have received two or even three mail-in ballots in the May 12 contest, which was ordered to be “all vote by mail” by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Election Integrity Project-California reviewed the voter file for the district, which encompasses much of northern Los Angeles County and the Simi Valley portion of Ventura County. They found:
“773 voters appear to have been mailed two or more ballots each. Five voters, if confirmed, were mailed 3 ballots each. These voters have two or more active registrations under the same names, addresses and birthdates. Those at differing addresses have additional matching factors. Persons mailed more than one ballot can easily vote more than once, since the system has them listed as two different voters. In addition, 82 duplicated voters appear to have moved to a different congressional district, retained their CD25 registrations and were mailed CD25 ballots. Also mailed ballots were 54 people who appear to be 105+ years old.”
Talk about a target-rich environment for ballot harvesting. Some concerned citizen might just happen to know where these people live. And they may just HAPPEN to have it in their hearts to help out those poor low-information (or lazy, or complicit) ‘voters’ to fill out their multiple ballots. And then they could carry them, never minding the chain of “ownership,” and deposit them into some smiling and knowing person’s box to be “counted.” Yep, as we have seen before, it really does matter who does the counting.
That’s why they go into the plastic box – making it much easier to bring out if it “needs to be counted”.
And here’s an answer that only Ed Naile, NH vote fraud catcher, could smile at:
EPICa alerted Secretary of State Alex Padilla, Los Angeles County elections head Dean Logan, and Ventura County elections head Mark Lunn to the problem May 4, offering to provide the data electronically, but as of May 11 the group has not received a response from any elections official.
(H/T: RedState)
