Ohioans Against Vote Fraud

Welcome to the Voter Integrity Project’s Operation Stop Ohio Vote Fraud

We all know of the massive fraud that certain groups are perpetrating during this election cycle. There is great concern this year over the many millions of fake voter registrations being foisted upon Secretary of State offices nation wide by groups such as ACORN and sponsored by the Democrats. It’s obvious they are trying to steal this election.

To shine the light of truth on these illegal efforts the Voter Integrity Project was launched in October of this year. Our goal is to seek out and highlight voter fraud throughout the country in a concerted effort to defeat fraud and abuse.

Along with the Voter Fraud Squad and the Wiki site ballotpedia.org, we hope this project makes a difference.

Operation Stop Ohio Vote Fraud is a collective community of Ohio bloggers gathered together to halt these practices that threaten to destroy our American system.

If YOU are an Ohio blogger that would like to help, register here, leave a comment that you’d like to join, and then I’ll set you up as a writer on this site.

Members

Weapons of Mass Discussion  
Matt Hurley

BizzyBlog.com  
Tom Blumer

Publius’ Forum  
Warner Todd Huston

Thurber’s Thoughts  
Maggie Thurber

The Buckeye Institute  
Matthew Naugle

Return of the Conservatives  
Darth Dilbert

Swamp Bubbles  
Chris Myers

Be sure and return to this spot over the next week and stay updated on all the voter fraud news from Ohio.

Our Stories Covered So Far (newest at the top of the list):


7 thoughts on “Ohioans Against Vote Fraud”

  1. I guess if you believe that there was vote fraud in the 2000 election it makes sense to expect retribution.

    My question is if all that can be done is done and there is no evidence of tampering and Ohio still goes for Obama then what?

  2. What do you man, “then what”? IF there is no fraud proven then nothing. It is a legal vote and stands true.

    We conservatives aren’t like you anti-democratic, anti-constitutional lefties. If it is a legal vote (just like 2000 was) then it is over.

  3. Actually I am quite the lefty, left handed that is. I have been investigating crimes all my adult life and the voting in Florida was not clean, and if it swung the other way for Gore you would be shouting that from the rooftops.

    I don’t like cheaters no matter who is doing it. I have seen cheating done by both sides and it is totally uncool, to be polite. I guess we can trade Ohio for the skank in Pittsburgh faking an assault. How many legitimately assaulted women will not be taken seriously because of her? THAT IS WRONG!

    Believe me if the Republican lose Ohio I am sure you’ll be screaming fraud from the rooftops and if Scalia gives it his blessing I am not so sure you can swallow that so easily. My guess if you see the humanity of a judge as I do.

    I guess we’ll have to see what the judges do if it comes to that.

  4. You assume an awful lot.f Of COURSE I’ll be “shouting” but ONLY depending on the circumstances. If Ohio goes convincingly for Obama, why would I “shout”?

    Certainly there is major trouble with our system, not just Ohio but everywhere. With law breaking leftist agencies like ACORN out there purposefully trying to game the system, we need more vigilance in our system. We need better ways to cross check registration, etc.

    But, again, if Ohio goes convincingly for Ohio, I have no qualms about accepting the verdict.

    Even if it is decided in the SCOTUS and Obama wins, THAT is the proper system. We do not elect presidents by popular vote and shouldn’t. The Electoral College is the method and it that is above board, again, I am fine with that.

    Unlike you in reverse, I can see many ways that I’d fully accept (tho not like) an Obama win.

  5. By the way, I am amused by your Internet name. I always say BEWARE those who put the word “truth” in their Internet names. It is ALWAYS the first sign that spin and lies is all you’ll really get.

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