The dead vote (democrat, no doubt):

Today, Minnesota Majority announced the discovery of individuals who were deceased prior to November 4, 2008, yet have voter history records on the secretary of state’s files that indicate they voted in the 2008 General Election.

Minnesota Majority employed a data enhancement service to flag potentially deceased individuals on Minnesota’s voter registration file. Over 2,800 individuals who voted in the 2008 general election were flagged as being “deceased” prior to the election. Minnesota Majority then selected a sample of a dozen records for additional investigation. A representative drove to addresses listed on voter registration records. Interviews conducted with residents or neighbors confirmed that at least 5 individuals from the sample were deceased, the latest having died in March 2007.

So even if we take the low end estimate, 5 out of 12 being confirmed date, and extrapolate to the rest of the flagged individuals, that’s over 1,150 dead votes.  That’s more than triple Franken’s margin of victory, should the current count hold up in court.  Clearly, the result are now suspect.

 Print This Post