ACORN’s Questionable/Fraudulent Techniques

Nah… our process for elections is fine. 

At least six voter registration workers could face criminal investigations after turning in 200 to 300 fraudulent registration cards, according to the Milwaukee Election Commission and the activist group that employed them.

In one case, “one woman called us to complain because her husband has been dead for 10 years and a voter registration was submitted,” said Sue Edman, the commission’s executive director.

In other cases, deputy registrars working for ACORN were “making people up or registering people that were still in prison,” said Carolyn Castore, ACORN’s state political director.

In still other cases, workers used the same address for numerous voters or used driver’s license numbers that did not fit the voters’ birth dates, Edman said.