Democrat Voter Registration Scheme RAIDED By COPS For Voter FRAUD!

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: xuenchen

Who exactly funded the project?
Oh and what new laws would have prevented this?

I'm the wrong person to ask.

Maybe contact Mike Pence.

Actually you are, you are the one parroting this topic. But obviously you don't case about the facts of the matter which is why you used the websites that called it this way so you copy the head line. God forbid you use the local article that doesn't make it political.

a reply to: xuenchen

Sounds like maybe the only fraud here might be voter suppression disguised as law enforcement.

originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: xuenchen

Sounds like maybe the only fraud here might be voter suppression disguised as law enforcement.

so an unregistered, shady democratic voting registration operation, that was.churning out fraudulent forms, (a felony?) seemskosher to you then?

a reply to: dashen

It isn't proven to have any affiliation either way.

You all just see the head line and want to believe it.

originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: xuenchen

Sounds like maybe the only fraud here might be voter suppression disguised as law enforcement.

Usually the state police back Democrats due to union ties. Hard working and caring state troopers are now drones of the Republican party?

a reply to: dashen
a reply to: neutronflux

The trooper that initiated the investigation is a Republican who is considering a run for Johnson County Sheriff:

State Police Capt. David Bursten said the trooper in question was involved in the initial stages of the investigation but was not involved in Tuesday's search warrant. That trooper has only formed an exploratory committee, Bursten said, and he still has until January to declare his candidacy. In that case, he would be removed from parts of the investigation that would involve Johnson County.

The search warrant was served Tuesday morning, police said. The results of the search are not being released, and the affidavit and search warrant will remain sealed for 30 days.

"An investigation of this nature is complex, time consuming and is expected to continue for several more weeks or months," said a State Police statement.

Here's the other side of the story:

Varoga said he does not know the status of those 45,000 applications but said the seizure of cellphones and laptops during Tuesday's search warrant impedes the organization from further registering people to vote before the Oct. 11 deadline.

Varoga said State Police have been coordinating with the secretary of state's office, which he said became clear because of the timing of Lawson's statement and the onset of the State Police investigation. He said the investigation is a partisan effort "designed to make it harder to vote in this election."

He also said investigators seized personal cellphones during the search and denied staff the opportunity to contact an attorney, then told them that if an attorney were contacted, a state trooper had to be present. When an attorney did arrive, Varoga said, he was denied access to the office.

Tuesday's search and details of the investigation have been reported to the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, he said. "It's an abuse of state resources, and it is a waste of taxpayers' money," he said. "It is outrageous what they are doing."

and of course this bit:

Valerie Warycha, director of communications for the secretary of state's office, said the office was briefed about the investigation by State Police when it began but has not since been updated. The only reason the secretary of state's office issued a statement was because it wanted voters to be aware of the possibility of altered registrations, Warycha said.

It'll be after the election before this investigation is done. Meanwhile there are 45,000 people who might mistakenly believe they're registered.

The claim is that they're unidentified evidence across 9 counties suggests there could be "hundreds" of fraudulent registrations. What's this based on? IVRP flagged voter registration cards? How many are we actually talking about that they're speculating "hundreds" out of tens of thousands? 5? 10? 20?

How many voter registration cards are typically rejected as invalid or incomplete from among those NOT processed through the group? People do understand that this is just a get out the vote operation right? They're not responsible if people provide incorrect or false information.

So a Republican who is considering running for Sherrif in one of the affected counties in the next election initiated the investigation. The investigation is being publicized and the group's name run through the mud by the Republican Secretary of State, Connie Lawson, without any due process. The organizations entire infrastructure was confiscated including their personal cell phones.

The group is claiming that they were prevented from calling their attorney and when their attorney arrived, he was denied access to the office.

Still "seem kosher?"

I guarantee nothing comes of this but it won't matter because by the time that happens, the election will be long over.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: xuenchen

Who exactly funded the project?
Oh and what new laws would have prevented this?

hmmmmmmmmmm... If only to verify a person really is who he says he is


the current process is ripe for abuse

They are just trying to get the registrations back that were deleted by the other side.

a reply to: xuenchen

Wow I live in Madison County

that's all the dems do is cheat

a reply to: acackohfcc

You know voter registration needs an ID right?

Maybe know how the system works and then talk about how it is being abused.

a reply to: theantediluvian

Everyone who can legally vote should be afforded the opurtunity!

That said I found this when looking for guidelines for voter registration drives in indiana:webiva-downton.s3.amazonaws.com...

Indeed, voter registration forms submitted by the Indiana Voter Registration Project are filled out by individual prospective voters, not its canvassers, and the voters certify, under penalty of perjury, that the information provided in the form is true and correct. The Indiana Voter Registration Project -- which is under a legal obligation to turn in every form that it receives from a prospective voter within ten days -- does its own quality control check of those forms and flags for local elections authorities any irregularities that it identifies at the time that it submits the forms for further review and processing. Each prospective voter who fills out a voter registration form with the Indiana Voter Registration Project receives a receipt from the Project, and each application is identified as one accepted by the Project in accordance with Indiana law, so that elections officials know exactly who is submitting the forms to them.

How will those effected be notified? Is Republican Secretary of State Connie Lawson ultimately responsible that no ones right to vote is denied?

a reply to: theantediluvian

It's a full investigation, and not being conducted by one person. Please tell me these registration groups never practice fraudulent behavior.

It's funny. If I needed to register, I just go to the DMV or the courthouse.

Why do you even need these registration groups?

How about good old Acorn. Or the Administration using the IRS to target conservative groups.

As long as each side tolerates corruption in their own group for their own means, welcome to American Politics.

a reply to: theantediluvian

The Obama Administration and the DOJ will place an injunction to allow the 45,000 to vote.

a reply to: neutronflux

They groups are nice because most people avoid those two places unless they have to go there. I sure as heck wouldn't go to either just to register.

There is no proof outside of a misleading head line that either side is supporting actions like this.

Not surprising that people don't care about that tho.

a reply to: Sremmos80

Then the DOJ will be all over it if civil-rights are being violated.


I have no problem going to government offices. Just part of life.