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Originally Posted by Mick
That maybe because there is chatter of Voter fraud, specifically that an additional 200,000 Democrat voters may have crossed State lines to illegally vote and in some instances vote more than once, in this special Alabama elections. As I say it is just chatter, but I would not put it past Democrats to play dirty here, they are good at doing such a thing, given their actions with the Fusion GPS Dossier.
It does not help there case when Democrat voters admit to doing such a thing on Live TV News, just watch the end, a black voter admits to voting a couple of times and the news interviewer says that probably illegal, it so is!:
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I can put your mind to rest - the chatter that 200,000 extra voters crossed State boundaries to illegally vote in the Alabama election is just that - chatter, and ill-informed chatter at that.
How do you keep 200,000 people from talking about doing this? How do you get them there to vote - by bus? It would take about 4,000 buses/coaches to get them there, at around 50 people per bus (and how do you stop the 4,000 bus drivers, and the companies that hire the buses, talking about it?).
Also, wouldn't they have had to go to polling stations where Moore voters wouldn't have noticed a bunch of buses with strangers in them turning up?
Alabama has strict ID laws for voting, so they would have had to show valid Alabama ID (such as Alabama Photo Voter ID, Alabama driver's licence, US passport, student or employee ID at a college or university in Alabama, or military ID), and, most importantly, be already registered to vote.
So in summary, for this chatter to be true, you would need 200,000 out of state voters, 4,000 buses, all recruited and hired secretly, no witnesses, no leaks, with false Alabama ID, with the false Alabama ID already registered on the Alabama Electoral system, and them voting in dozens of stations without being noticed.
Wouldn't it have been easier to hack the voting machines?