During a campaign swing in Wisconsin, President Barack Obama urged those assembled (before they left early) to go out and vote early. Mr. Obama made a slight slip of the tongue which he tried to convert to a bon mot by doing a variation of the "vote early, vote often" saw.
While this was probably an innocent slip of the tongue, it is worth considering the underlying message.
Our Dear Leader, who hails from Chicago blithely brings to mind the Windy City's crooked reputation about stealing elections. Mr. Obama claims that he was "just messing" with Chicago as that was a long time ago. Try telling that to Jim Moynihan, who exercised his Early Voting option in Cook County, Illinois. However, Moynihan found that the touch screen voting machine registered all of his Republican voting choices (including for his own race) to the Democrat candidate. The election official insisted that this was just a simple calibration error. Moynihan cautions conscientious voters to check your ballot before submitting it.
Donna Brazile in full campaign season fever pitch, denies in her colorful social media quip that one can not prove voter fraud.
In Colorado, Project Veritas' James O'Keefe has shown that the new mail-in voting for elections makes voter fraud easy and seems condoned by liberal Get Out The Vote organizers to increase turnout for "their side". As Meredith Hicks of Work for Progress put it: “That is not even like lying or something, if someone throws out a ballot, like if you want to fill it out you should do it.”
Alas, Election Fraud is not limited to one side. Senator Thad Cochran's (R-MS) victory in the 2014 GOP Primary and Run-Off seem suspect, as extremely late reporting from a couple of populous counties miraculously put the seven term incumbent over the top.