Massive national voter fraud investigations tied to ACORN

Obama got his start working as organizer with subversive group

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has reported that 39 registration workers are currently under scrutiny, and according to Election Commission Executive Director, that number could grow.

According to the newspaper, all of the workers targeted for investigation were paid employees of two liberal groups running voter registration drives, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) and the Community Voters Project.

In New Mexico the number of suspicious voter registration cards is staggering, at 1,100.

Some cards in New Mexico’s most populous county have the same name as a voter who’s already registered, but carry a different birth date or Social Security number; some list someone else’s Social Security number; some have addresses that don’t exist. In one case, a series of about nine cards appears to have been taken directly from the phone book, according to the Las Cruces Sun-News.

Federal indictments allege four people in Missouri turned in false voter registration applications. Prosecutors said the indictments are part of a national investigation. ACORN and Project Vote recruit and assign workers to register people to vote, as reported by KNBC-TV.

This press release details a long-standing pattern of dubious elections practices in which ACORN employees have been accused of submitting bogus voter registration cards and forging signatures on ballot initiatives in 12 states since 2004.

KOMO 4 TV News reports that Seattle prosecutors filed felony charges against seven people who submitted about 1,800 voter registration cards in what a top official described as the worst case of voter-registration fraud in state history.

Michelle Malkin continues her report on ACORN’s participation in voter fraud throughout the country. Read The ACORN Obama knows for real insight onto this group.