Debunking voter fraud (as the Repuges called it)in WI

[EC]

Here is the debunking of the 9 cases of so-called VOTER Fraud that the Repuges had in their report. This was investigated and printed in The Shepherd-Express a WI free-press publication, it is not on their web-site, so I'll have to type it out, please excuse typos...

Voter I: investigators have determined that an election inspector entered a voter number for this individual in one of the poll books used on Election Day. Clerical error
Voters 2 and 3: did not vote in Milwaukee, poll books do not contain voter numers for either of these individuals, nor on-sote regostratopm cards. Appears they were included in the Election Commission's electronic database as a result of scanning errors.
Voter 4: the individual who voted in Milwaukee was born 7/80, while the one with same name that voted in Chicago was born 8/50. Appears to be father and son.
Voters 5 and 6: bothe an election inspector mistakenly entered a voter number on the wrong line in one of the two poll books used at location. Law enforcement found no evidence to suggest that either voter cast a ballot.
Voter 7: voter in Milwaukee was born in 8/51 while voter in Madison with same name was born 8/77. They appear to be father and son.
Voter 8: voter in Milwaukee was born in 4/83 and has middle initial of P. The Minneapolis voter was born in 6/46 with middle initial of R.
Voter 9:an election inspector entered a voter number in one of the poll books for this voter. This number indicated that he had cast an absentee ballot. This was a clerical error. The same voter number was included in the poll books for a different absentee voter...the Taks Force has no reason to believe that voter cast a ballot in Milwaukee.



So there is the Republican Case for voter fraud...you may remember last month all the hub bub the repuges made about "their indisputable evidence and fake committee report".

So if someone (RW) starts on you about "voter fraud" by the Democrats...correct them...


Here's the Shepherd online, but I couldn't find this article, if you are in Milwaukee, pick up a copy...it's free...

http://www.shepherd-express.com


on edit: forgot to add this part: The GOP (Graber) used the Schenk family's front lawn for the news conference(To announce the "voter fraud") where they accused the Schenk's son, currently studying to be a Franciscan monk in Chicago, of double voting on Election Day. (having all this same evidence, the GOP knew these alligations were false, as they did the other cited "voter fraud" cases...

[Bushfire]

1. Nice find !!!

I was going to post on this as well, as it also hit the major daily rag as well. We need to point to this every chance we get when accused of voting fraud in Wisconsin.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/metro/aug05/350183.asp

By GREG J. BOROWSKI
[e-mail]
Posted: Aug. 22, 2005

Investigators found no evidence of fraud in nine cases of potential double voting cited this month by the state GOP, but U.S. Attorney Steven Biskupic indicated Monday the ongoing investigation will likely lead to more charges.

The state Republican Party used U.S. Postal Service change of address records to track voters from city to city.

At an Aug. 9 news conference, party officials said that they had found nine cases where people were listed as having voted in the November presidential election in Milwaukee while also casting ballots in Chicago, Madison or Minneapolis.

Biskupic said investigators reviewed each case cited and found assorted clerical errors and other inconsistencies, but no fraud.

more...

[jane_pippin]

2. Thanks for posting this...

I just picked up my SE copy last night but haven't looked though it yet. (The article will probably show up on the Shepherd's website tomorrow. I've noticed they're sometimes a bit behind themselves that way.)

I'm glad this got officially cleared up. Any news about that tire slashing incident?

[EC]

3. Good article

on Roberts, and The Talk Star Conspiracy Exposed that Belling's been spewing on his radio show. too. No this issue is posted already, but not that article, glad to see it was in the corporate rags too, though...

[jane_pippin]

4. great

I'll check it out when I get home. I usually just read Media Musings and skim the rest of it but obviously this is too important to gloss over.

Second that on the corporate rags.