The Sun Sentinel reported before the election that Florida's registration rolls included more than 33,000 felons whose voting rights had not been restored and 600 people who have been dead as long as two decades. The newspaper has since identified more than 28,000 other dead people still on the rolls. Full Story »
Posted by Mike LaBonte
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This story reports numbers of improperly registered voters and ballots cast, no source identification at all. The information is interesting, but needs evidence. This lacks the obvious context regarding disenfranchisement through false matches elsewhere in the U.S.
The article doesn't explain the process of HOW they go about proving that someone should be removed from voting roles. I don't understand the secret. We should all be told how this process is completed; especially in the swing states. Just AFTER an election is a good time to do it. NOT before!
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