Ohio Voter Dead Since 2007 Registered in Nearby County, Voted in March Primary

November 1, 2008 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Elections, News, Publius Contributor, Society/Culture, Vote Fraud, Warner Todd Huston |

-By Warner Todd Huston

Last Thursday, Becky Grimes of WHIO TV in Dayton reported about the large number of dead voters still on the rolls in the area. She also reported that a Greene County voter that had passed away in February of 2007 had been discovered registered in nearby Montgomery County and had mysteriously voted in the primaries last March.

George and Jean Watts of Beavercreek were stunned to find out that their deceased daughter Nancy, voted in the March 4th primary. Jean Watts said, “I couldn’t believe it. She’s been dead almost two years.”

But, what the TV report didn’t bother to mention is that the Ohio voter in question was a Republican when alive, but was a newly registered Democrat this time around.

It is also quite interesting to note that the vote cast by the deceased Nancy Watts had migrated from one county to another. When alive, Miss Watts was a Greene County resident that voted Republican. But, this time she was registered in Montgomery County and was voting Democrat. This is not evidence of voter rolls that just have yet to be properly purged, it is evidence of fraud. The TV report simply did not make that clear.

I was contacted by a friend of the Watts’ and they would like the real story to be reported. Someone specifically stole the identity of their departed daughter in order to pump up votes for Democrats.

Be sure and Visit my Home blog Publius’ Forum. It’s what’s happening NOW!

Bookmark this story to your favorite service: