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Analysis: 200,000+ non-existent Detroiters registered to voteBy Nick, Section News
Check out these numbers courtesy of this morning's Ivory Tower:
Detroiters 18 and older: 603,000 National voter registration: 67.6% National African American voter registration: 60.7% Projected Detroit voter registration: 375,000 (approx.) Number of bad registrations flagged for removal: 47,000 Total projected voter roll plus acknowledged bad entries: 422,000 (approx.) Detroiters registered to vote: 633,000 Phantom voters: 211,000 Hu-wha?! Yep. You read it here first, boys and girls. According to the best projections, historical records, census and registration figures there are somewhere in the neighborhood of 211,000 voter ID cards floating around the Motor City that have no business even existing. The Tower goes to great lengths to explain away the fact that more registered voters exist than eligible voters, highlighting ad nauseam the problems with federal law that require bad voter registrations to remain on the books for two federal election cycles before being removed (that 47K number above) but never does the rest of the arithmetic. 211,000 phantom voters. Here are a few more numbers to consider, from the top of the ticket...
2008 General Election results-
2006 General Election results-
2004 General Election results- I'll say it again... 211,000 phantom voters. 211,000 phantom voters in a city that has spent the last two election cycles going more than 95/5 for the Left. I'm just glad I'm not the only person who thinks that's a problem. In exclusive interviews with RightMichigan, 2010 Secretary of State candidates Cameron Brown, Michelle McManus and Anne Norlander each expressed concern about the integrity of registration rolls and groups like ACORN who have been caught red handed registering everyone from Mickey Mouse to Daffy Duck in cities across the country. The Democrats argue that very few bad registrations make it all the way to City clerks, but I (don't) know 211,000 non-existant Detroiters who'd take issue with that claim.
Analysis: 200,000+ non-existent Detroiters registered to vote | 5 comments (5 topical, 0 hidden)
Analysis: 200,000+ non-existent Detroiters registered to vote | 5 comments (5 topical, 0 hidden)
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