Complement to Algernonpj's post.

Fla. TV Station Exposes Voter Fraud, DOJ Sues State to Stop Purging Rolls

The investigative piece was aired this week by an NBC affiliate in southwest Florida that actually tracked down and interviewed non U.S. citizens who are registered to vote and have cast ballots in numerous elections. The segment focused on Lee County, which has a population of about 620,000 and Collier County with a population of around 322,000. The reporter spent about two months digging around the voter rolls in the two counties and the discoveries are dumbfounding.

In that short time, more than 100 people registered to vote in those two areas were proven to be ineligible by the reporter. A Cape Coral woman, eligible to vote in elections, was tracked down through jury excusal forms that verify she’s not a U.S. citizen. A Naples woman, who is not a U.S. citizen either, voted six times in 11 years without being detected by authorities. A Jamaican man is also registered to vote though he’s not eligible. The reporter obtained his 2007 voter registration form, which shows the Jamaican man claims to be a U.S. citizen. Problem is, no one bothers checking to see if applicants are being truthful.

Meanwhile the Holder DOJ is suing FL for purging its rolls. Seems too many "minorities" are adversely affected.

http://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/2014/0...-purging-rolls/ [more]

I like this womans dedication for continuing to vote even when it was inconvenient for her....

Could be a successful cable series: "The Voting Dead".