“There’s No Voter Fraud Here,” Chapter 27

July 23, 2007

Remember ACORN, the union-funded group which supposedly isn’t involved in voter registration fraud? Well, chew on this report from the Seattle Times:

Pierce County authorities are investigating whether hundreds of voter-registration cards were fraudulently filled out by paid canvassers before the 2006 election.

The criminal investigation, acknowledged Friday by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Al Rose, comes on top of a continuing probe in King County. The King County investigation began after election workers in October spotted apparently forged voter-registration cards turned in by the community-organizing group ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.

Rose said he expects to conclude the investigation in about a month. He declined to provide details about the possible fraud except to say it involves about 400 registration forms returned to election officials as undeliverable.

“There’s No Voter Fraud Here,” Chapter 27

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