How Often Are Dead People Registered To Vote

It seems the possibility of the dead rising up from their graves could occur well after Halloween this year. More specifically, eight days subsequently – on Election Twenty-four hour period.

J. Christian Adams, an election lawyer who served in the Voting Rights Section at the U.S. Section of Justice, revealed before today that there are over iv one thousand thousand ineligible and dead voters registered to vote in the United States.

Is information technology any wonder that supporters of insurgent candidates such as Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders view the election procedure as a corrupt and rigged system?

Adams (H/T Gateway Pundit): Dead people are voting and it's something this administration does not want to exercise anything well-nigh. They must like it. They must similar who they are voting for… Now nosotros have four million, four million Steve, ineligible and dead voters on American voter rolls according to the Pew Charitable Trust.

Sentry the shocking declaration that millions of fraudulent voter registrations exist in the U.S. below …

I case in Texas involved an individual who had died in 1944, according to Adams.

1944!

In 2012, the Pew Charitable Trust released a report that showed over 4.5 1000000 people were illegally registered to vote, 40% of which were dead, with the rest being registered to vote in multiple states.

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Millions of dead names across the voter rolls is a problem more than significant for Republican candidates. Every bit Rudy Giuliani recently explained, "expressionless people mostly vote for Democrats, rather than Republicans."

Diverse investigations have turned up illegal voters in the critical swing states of Pennsylvania and Virginia, while dead people have been institute to vote in California and Colorado.

When will Democrats admit that voter fraud is a very existent problem in this country?

Comment: Are you shocked to learn that over four one thousand thousand ineligible names are registered to vote in elections in the U.S.? Share your thoughts below.