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2000 people found in one Indiana county also in Florida
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- Nov 03, 2008 Nevada SOS Miller: No Voting Fraud Incidents Occured in Last 3 Elections
- Nov 03, 2008 Third Party Group in Wisconsin Will Make Sure Photo ID is Enforced Despite It is Not the Law
- Nov 03, 2008 Michigan voter drive workers charged with using phony names
- Nov 03, 2008 Election surveys litter highway in Florida
- Nov 03, 2008 Mass. central registry protects against voter fraud
- Nov 03, 2008 Palestra.net Investigation WIdens Obama Probe on Out of State Staffers Bypassing Residency Requirements to Vote
- Nov 03, 2008 Army of Laywers on Both Sides Ready to Go One Day Before the Election
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette is reporting that some 2,172 voters are registered in both Allen County, Indiana and Florida.
"The Journal Gazette compared the list of 222,000 active registered voters in Allen County with the list of more than 12 million registered voters in Florida and found that 2,172 registrations have the same first and last names, middle names or initials and the same birth dates and are listed as active, eligible voters in both places."[1]
Battle in Swing States
The significance of this is that both Indiana and Florida are swing states. Both states have had ballot law issues go before the United States Supreme Court. Florida is the home of the famous 2000 presidential election debacle that ended in the case of Bush v. Gore. More recently Florida was subject to a supreme court ruling that stated that their law requiring state issued identification to vote, was constitutional. These factors contribute to the significance of this finding.
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