Great link Janesvillian. I should have included the words "a couple of employees" instead of implicating the entire organization.

Both ACORN and the Community Voters Project have caught and fired workers submitting fraudulent registrations. Most of ACORN's problems have been workers falsely telling voters they need to register annually when they are already registered, but that's not elections fraud.
http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx...

re: ACORN. Employees had a quota of people to register to vote and when they didn't make that quota they would fudge voter registrations with fake information. They committed a fraud in the process and should be prosecuted. However, I think its important to distinguish that according to OH election officials the ACORN issue will not effect anyone actually voting. IE: No one will be able to vote twice for several reasons.
Hatch- could you give some examples of "rig the voter machines".

This comment is in reference to "hatch". I work for municipal government and with the elections. There is no way to rig the voting machines, unless false ballots are entered but here in Wisconsin, everything is accounted for. As for the provisional ballots, they are counted. We have dealt with this before. There are people who lie and cheat the system but they will get caught. It could be several months later but we have prosecuted voters for doing such.

Yea Hatch, you got it right. Those dirty Republicans, just look how long they have controlled politics in places like Chicago and what trick they have resorted to. Dead people voting, people put on the city payroll for phantom jobs, bid rigging and who knows what else. Its about time those Republicans got what was coming to them. What? Oh, never mind.

It's common knowledge that the left owns and operates voter fraud through operations such as the soon to be indicted ACORN and others. It is not surprising that the leftists in charge go along.

It's not enough to rig the voter machines........republi-tards in Wisconsin want to play red flag provisional ballot tag. It is widely known that provisional ballots are not counted. Whatever it takes to steal yet another electioin right? I applaud the election officials for telling republicans to sit down and shut your pie hole.

WI has 4,350 "red flags". According to the director of the database most of those non-matches can be traced to typos such as leaving out spaces and apostrophes in compound names. The state is working on correcting those. For clarification these are people who have previously registered and voted.

From the database work that I've done in the past an example of this would be "Martin Van Buren" versus "Martin VanBuren".

IMHO the quote "But the board voted Wednesday to let everyone vote and sort out the problems after the election." is form of lazy and irresponsible journalism.