Gwinnett.talk

By Rick in Lawrenceville

November 4, 2007 8:13 AM | Link to this

Our elections are open to significant voter fraud. Boards of Elections across the country have not been checking the citizenship of voters. This is one of the essential requirements of voting in any local, state, or federal elections. Most Boards of Elections will readily admit that citizenship checks are not being done.

This opens up the possibility that voter fraud by non-citizens/illegal aliens could affect the outcomes of many political races across the country, especially with the number of close elections. The following states currently grant or in the recent past have granted drivers licenses to illegal aliens: (1) New Mexico (2) Maine (3) Hawaii (4) Michigan (5) Oregon (6) Utah, has issued a different type of license to illegal aliens after 2005 (7) Washington (8) Maryland (9) North Carolina until August, 2006 (10) Tennessee until May, 2007 Elections in these states are certainly open to fraud by illegal aliens since they possess government issued photo identification needed to cast a ballot at a polling center. Elections in other states are at risk due to the reciprocity agreements between states to exchange drivers licenses between these states and those that do not "originally" grant these licenses to illegal aliens. These new drivers licenses are granted without citizenship checks. Voters are signing affidavits affirming their US citizenship under penalty of perjury. However, significant numbers of illegal aliens have procured and presented false documents for employment purposes and to obtain other benefits given only to US citizens. This evidence suggests that the mere penalty of perjury will not deter non-citizens from falsely affirming their US citizenship for voting purposes. They have a large stake in the outcomes of local, state, and federal elections. I ask what will be done to prevent voter fraud from non-citizens affecting the outcomes of our election processes?