Voter fraud: People go to vote, ballots already cast in their names; Others vote more than once

Evidently, Aunt Joanne isn’t alone. Other Twitter users report a similar issue. They show up to vote and are told they have voted already.

https://twitter.com/callmedublya/status/265825940301557760

A friend of mine (former GOP official) showed up to vote in VA this morning and was informed he'd already done so. He had not.

— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) November 6, 2012

https://twitter.com/Sweetheart_Shai/status/265823212074577921

@erikrush sorry, young man in line with me said his family in illinois was told they cld not vote they had already voted, they had not.

— Ricky Kirk (@rickykirk) November 6, 2012

@seanhannity Tried to vote in AZ this AM, was told I had already voted, young man in line said his family in Illinois told same this morning

— Ricky Kirk (@rickykirk) November 6, 2012

And on the fraud flip-side, some Twitter users are claiming to have voted more than once.

Everyone gets one vote, not ten. It's not funny telling me you voted three times today already. Slooow down.

— Wasteland Music (@DJSmashOne) November 6, 2012

lol uhm RT @PoitierP: One of my co-workers just said she voted three times already. *polishes off crossbow*

— Gaza Grace, West Indian AF (@MCoveteur) November 6, 2012

We can’t be sure if their claims are true, but there are confirmed reports of people trying to do so.

Man tries to vote twice in NC http://t.co/mg6YPsBW

— Election Journal (@electionjournal) November 6, 2012

Voter fraud: People go to vote, ballots already cast in their names; Others vote more than once

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