REPORT: Voter Fraud FAR More Widespread Than Initially Believed

GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump has sounded the alarm throughout his campaign about voter fraud as the Left dismissed his, and many other Republicans’, concerns. But not only has the evidence shown that voter fraud is a major concern, it’s also widespread.

The Public Interest Legal Foundation exposed voter fraud in Virginia and Pennsylvania recently, but now the group’s president, J. Christian Adams, has sounded the alarm about widespread voter fraud across the country. “It’s not just these two states,” Adams told World Net Daily. “These are just the two states we focused on.”

According to Adams, states don’t make sure that those ineligible to vote — such as illegal immigrants and legal non-citizens — are taken off of their voter rolls.

The sad part is that it would be relatively simple for them to do it, but they simply don’t. In Virginia, many who were illegally registered to vote thanks to the Motor Voter program (which requires driver’s license applications to include a voter registration portion) essentially turned themselves in.

When illegal voters, who by registering to vote committed a felony, went to renew their driver’s licenses, they outed themselves as non-citizens which called attention to the discrepancy in their voter registration.

Adams told WND that states have to just take the word of an applicant that they are citizens when they check the box on their application. “We have to be on the honor system because of the 1993 National Voter Registration Act, also called the motor voter law,” Adams said. “It’s a federally mandated form.”

WND reported that the widespread voter fraud situation was evidenced in Maryland as well:

A separate group of activists has also found irregularities in Maryland’s largest city, Baltimore.

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Lewis Porter is a Maryland resident who in 2013 started Maryland-20-20 Watch, a watchdog organization concerned with upholding the integrity of Maryland’s voting rolls. Specifically, the group has requested ballot data from the city of Baltimore, which is Maryland’s largest voting district with a whopping 296 precincts.

According to Porter, the State Board of Elections stonewalled and didn’t comply with his request in anywhere near the time they are required to do so. Once they did, massive irregularities were evidenced, particularly with provisional ballots. Porter told WND, “They stuff the ballot box with provincial ballots.”

WND reported:

The state has very clear rules, set by law, on how provincial ballots are to be treated. They are supposed to be stored in a secure place and only opened and reviewed after the election, when a panel decides if they are to be accepted or rejected.

He said many voting sites in the city opened the paper ballots and placed them in the counting machine.

Porter said:

Some of the precincts reported 100 percent turnout, which is insane. In Baltimore, there are 296 precincts, and we think this is part of the problem, an over-abundance of precincts per capita. So we tabulated and divided it out and put the pieces back together, and what we found out was that certain precincts had an extreme number of errors.

The Left has claimed that voter fraud isn’t an issue and it’s just the big, bad Republicans trying to keep people from voting. But the reality is that someone has to try and preserve the integrity of the election system, which is currently under assault by Democrats who would struggle to win elections without fraud and dirty politics.

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