Democracy Deceived: How Democrats Rig Elections with Phantom Voters and Fraudulent Tactics

Democracy Deceived: How Democrats Rig Elections with Phantom Voters and Fraudulent Tactics

Introduction: A Rigged Game – The Illusion of Free Elections

In every democracy, the integrity of elections is paramount. However, the current state of elections in the United States, particularly those led or influenced by Democrats, raises serious concerns. Like cockroaches, fraudulent voter registrations often indicate an infestation of far greater magnitude. If there is one, there are likely hundreds more, and if thousands are uncovered, there could be tens of thousands lurking undetected. This analogy underscores a stark reality—fraud in voting is not a distant conspiracy theory but a tangible threat to the democratic process.

Denying the presence of fraudulent voters, illegal immigrants participating in elections, and ballot stuffing is akin to denying that water is wet. Critics claim that calls for election integrity, including voter ID laws and thorough verification of voter rolls, are thinly veiled voter suppression tactics. However, a deeper dive reveals multiple instances, reports, and adjudicated cases that expose the vulnerabilities exploited for political gain. Democrats consistently dismiss these concerns, some even resorting to aggressive denunciations, but the facts remain stubbornly clear.

In states like Virginia, attempts to rectify illegal voter rolls by removing non-citizens faced pushback not just from Democrats but from the federal government itself. Virginia attempted to purge 1,600 illegal voters from its lists, but federal intervention led to a reversal of this action, forcing the state to restore these names. For those seeking a fair and transparent election process, this was a clear example of what many call a “by hook or crook” strategy to secure electoral wins. The Democrats’ steadfast opposition to voter ID laws only adds to this growing skepticism.

The facts presented in this article paint a troubling picture of an election system plagued by fraud and deceit. Democrats have a long history of dismissing accusations and calling for relaxation of voting requirements, further arousing suspicion about their true intentions.

The Allegations and Reported Incidents

1.     New York City (2012): Reports of deceased voters remaining on the rolls and being cast by unknown persons.

2.     Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2020): Poll watchers allegedly denied access to oversee vote counting.

3.     Detroit, Michigan (2020): Reports of ballots delivered in unusual hours.

4.     California (2018): Instances of illegal immigrants being registered to vote in San Francisco.

5.     Texas (2014): Hidalgo County exposed a case of fraudulent absentee ballots.

6.     Florida (2000): Controversial Miami-Dade absentee ballot tampering.

7.     Arizona (2022): Concerns about illegal ballot harvesting.

8.     Georgia (2020): Controversy over vote-counting procedures in Fulton County.

9.     Minnesota (2020): Allegations of “ballot harvesting” involving community leaders.

10.                        Chicago, Illinois (1996): Decades-long allegations of fraudulent voter registrations.

11.                        Louisiana (2004): Vote-buying scandal involving local Democratic officials.

12.                        St. Louis, Missouri (2012): Deceased individuals found on voter rolls.

13.                        California (2020): Allegations of ballot collection by third parties.

14.                        Pennsylvania (2016): Reports of busloads of voters crossing state lines to vote illegally.

15.                        North Carolina (2012): Double voting incidents reported.

16.                        Ohio (2012): Cases of illegal absentee ballot casting.

17.                        Maryland (2014): Non-citizens found on voter rolls in multiple counties.

18.                        Colorado (2013): Voter registration fraud scheme targeting college campuses.

19.                        New Jersey (2020): Mail-in ballot tampering in Paterson’s municipal election.

20.                        California (2008): Voter registration drive accused of fabricating signatures.

21.                        Texas (2016): Evidence of deceased voters casting ballots.

22.                        Florida (2016): Multiple counties reporting non-citizens on voter rolls.

23.                        Pennsylvania (2012): Allegations of double voting in Philadelphia.

24.                        Indiana (2008): Evidence of multiple absentee ballot fraud.

25.                        Wisconsin (2012): Allegations of vote tampering in Milwaukee.

26.                        Nevada (2020): Claims of fraudulent votes counted in Las Vegas.

27.                        Washington (2004): Reports of absentee ballot tampering.

28.                        New York (2016): Claims of double registrations in multiple states.

29.                        Illinois (2020): Ballot-counting discrepancies in Cook County.

30.                        New Jersey (2013): Reports of illegal voters on the rolls in Hudson County.

31.                        Texas (2018): Voter fraud investigation involving fraudulent voter registration applications.

32.                        Virginia (2020): Reports of ballots sent to incorrect addresses.

33.                        Michigan (2020): Claims of deceased individuals voting.

34.                        Pennsylvania (2018): Evidence of non-citizens voting in statewide elections.

35.                        California (2016): Claims of third-party ballot collectors influencing the vote.

36.                        Nevada (2018): Allegations of improper registration of ineligible voters.

37.                        Minnesota (2008): Controversy over recount irregularities.

38.                        Florida (2012): Reports of deceased individuals casting votes in multiple counties.

39.                        North Carolina (2020): Ballot irregularities in absentee voting.

40.                        Wisconsin (2016): Concerns about fraudulent absentee ballot applications.

41.                        Michigan (2016): Evidence of voter rolls containing deceased individuals.

42.                        Georgia (2018): Allegations of improper vote tallying in Atlanta.

43.                        Illinois (2012): Ballot fraud investigation in Chicago’s local elections.

44.                        New York (2014): Cases of individuals voting more than once in Brooklyn.

45.                        Virginia (2020): Reports of fraudulent registrations uncovered in Fairfax County.

46.                        California (2014): Allegations of third-party influence in absentee voting.

47.                        Texas (2012): Fraudulent voter registrations reported in several counties.

48.                        New Jersey (2018): Voter fraud investigation in Essex County.

49.                        Maryland (2020): Non-citizens found on voter rolls across multiple counties.

50.                        North Carolina (2018): Reports of deceased individuals casting ballots in rural counties.

Conclusion: Restoring Integrity to America’s Elections

The allegations and examples cited above represent just a fraction of the reported and adjudicated cases tied to Democrat-led voter manipulation. The reluctance of the Democratic Party to support common-sense measures like voter ID laws, combined with their history of aggressive opposition to cleaning up voter rolls, raises serious questions about their commitment to fair elections.

If fraud exists, like the analogy of cockroaches, it often indicates a larger problem beneath the surface. The pushback against even the most reasonable efforts to verify voter integrity is not just an isolated policy disagreement but a signal of a broader agenda to maintain power by any means necessary.

While Democrats claim to be the defenders of democracy, their actions often suggest otherwise. Winning elections should not come at the cost of eroding public trust in the electoral system. True democracy requires transparency, accountability, and fairness—values that should be championed by all political parties, not selectively dismissed.

The solution lies in securing America’s elections through stricter ID requirements, consistent and thorough purging of illegal voters, and accountability for those who violate these laws. Election integrity isn’t just a partisan issue—it’s a foundational principle of our democratic system.

By acknowledging the reality of voter fraud and addressing these flaws head-on, we can restore trust and safeguard the future of our nation’s democracy.