In an earlier hub, I discussed voter fraud and searched for examples on ballot and Registration fraud.

Following are some examples


Several people claimed that they showed up to vote at their precinct, but were told that they had already voted. Two women said that they saw that someone else signed their signature on the rolls. This was a common complaint that other attorneys received throughout the day.

Someone called and said that there were over 200 votes for Obama on the voting machine when the polls opened that morning.

I got several calls about people voting on the machines instead of receiving provisional ballots if there was a problem with the voter's identification. The problem with this situation is that a provisional ballot can be challenged later in court. If someone votes on the machine, it cannot be challenged and will be lost forever. Additionally, some precincts ran out of provisional ballots. Philadelphia had only printed out a limited amount of these provisional ballots.

One person called and said she saw someone vote for Obama 32 times in a row. He looked in the book listing the names of all registered voters, called out a name, and if the person were not present, he told the person in charge that he was voting for that person and they should put down Obama.

Over a dozen Republican poll observers called to say they did not want to report for work because people had told them that they would be paid $200 NOT to show up for work that day. This "bounty" was intimidating to poll observers because of the implied threat of what might occur if they did show up.

Some of the polling precincts were so violent, female attorneys could not be sent out to handle complaints. Only men were sent out. One of the volunteer attorneys called to tell me he had just received a death threat from a voter at a polling location.

Another attorney in the room took a call from someone who said there were "Black Panthers" outside the entrance of one of the polling precincts. These "Black Panthers" were men dressed up in military uniforms, brandishing nightsticks at anyone who entered the voting precinct. They asked each person if they were going to vote for Obama.

Voter intimidation was a common complaint, with several callers complaining that poll workers were wearing Obama t-shirts and buttons. In one of the calls from a poll observer, I heard people chanting "GO OBAMA" in the background, inside the polling place. Obama supporters also left Pro-Obama literature in the voting booths in some precincts. This literature included a pamphlet that said "HOW TO VOTE" and instructed voters how to vote for Obama and the Democratic ticket. The pamphlet did not clearly identify itself as Democratic Campaign material and did not explain how to vote for candidates from other parties.

One of the attorneys told me that there were over 400,000 fraudulent voter registrations prior to Election Day in Philadelphia. He was part of a legal team that had been filing in court for the past few weeks on this issue. He said that ACORN was issuing paychecks to people who were working for their organization. These paychecks were then used to register to vote. In Philadelphia, utility bills, paycheck stubs, and other documents are used as identification when registering to vote.

All of the complaints that I took were entered into a database in the McCain-Palin Headquarters in Philadelphia, PA. Perhaps this database could be subpoenaed to gain access to this information regarding voter fraud.

In Summary:
If there were 400,000+ fraudulent voter registrations before Election Day in Philadelphia (conservatively), then on Election Day there were at least this many fraudulent votes cast. If ACORN was involved with many of these voter registrations, which the reports and media coverage seem to suggest, then the votes were primarily for Barack Obama. Multiply the 400,000 fraudulent votes that occurred in Philadelphia by every other major city in the United States and you get a whole lot of fraudulent votes that were cast for Barack Obama. Perhaps this was enough votes to sway the election in Barack Obama's favor.