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If the votes were for Republicans, it would have been in the headline.rotor wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:03 pm I believe Texas Monthly ( but not sure) had an article about this type of senior voting scam going on in much of the state. Hard to prove as these "community organizer" type help these seniors vote. I don't imagine that republicans were the ones being voted for. I hope they get long prison sentences.
This. We know they were 'blue'.G26ster wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:22 pmIf the votes were for Republicans, it would have been in the headline.rotor wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:03 pm I believe Texas Monthly ( but not sure) had an article about this type of senior voting scam going on in much of the state. Hard to prove as these "community organizer" type help these seniors vote. I don't imagine that republicans were the ones being voted for. I hope they get long prison sentences.
If the votes were for Republicans, it would have been a headline in 2016 when it happened.G26ster wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:22 pmIf the votes were for Republicans, it would have been in the headline.rotor wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:03 pm I believe Texas Monthly ( but not sure) had an article about this type of senior voting scam going on in much of the state. Hard to prove as these "community organizer" type help these seniors vote. I don't imagine that republicans were the ones being voted for. I hope they get long prison sentences.
You'll also notice that the writer goes out of their way to not mention political parties in the body of the article either...Flightmare wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:39 pmIf the votes were for Republicans, it would have been a headline in 2016 when it happened.G26ster wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:22 pmIf the votes were for Republicans, it would have been in the headline.rotor wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:03 pm I believe Texas Monthly ( but not sure) had an article about this type of senior voting scam going on in much of the state. Hard to prove as these "community organizer" type help these seniors vote. I don't imagine that republicans were the ones being voted for. I hope they get long prison sentences.
It would have been much easier to read if she had just been willing to write out the parties' names.Many of the voters were forced to cancel their mail ballots so they could vote in person and some were forced to receive primary ballots for the political party supported by the harvesters, though it was not the party the voters supported.
(Fix by me)Many of the voters were forced to cancel their mail ballots so they could vote in person and some were forced to receive primary ballots for the democratic party as registered by the harvester, though it was not the party the voters supported.
2farnorth wrote: Sat Oct 13, 2018 5:00 pm These women were getting paid by someone. Follow the money back to the source and you will find many more just like them. Time to really open that can of worms.
Texas law enforcement officials have arrested four women for allegedly targeting elderly voters in the 2016 elections in a "voter fraud ring" that was funded by a Democratic Party leader, according to court documents filed this week by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
"The defendants were members of an organized voter fraud ring and were paid to target elderly voters in certain northern Fort Worth precincts in a scheme to generate large numbers of mail ballots, then harvest those ballots for specific candidates," NBC DFW reported.
Keep following the money up the chain. And I'm sure he wasn't alone in his fraud.Pawpaw wrote: Sat Oct 27, 2018 4:22 pm Texas Democratic Party Leader Funded 'Voter Fraud Ring,' Says GovernmentTexas law enforcement officials have arrested four women for allegedly targeting elderly voters in the 2016 elections in a "voter fraud ring" that was funded by a Democratic Party leader, according to court documents filed this week by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
"The defendants were members of an organized voter fraud ring and were paid to target elderly voters in certain northern Fort Worth precincts in a scheme to generate large numbers of mail ballots, then harvest those ballots for specific candidates," NBC DFW reported.