“I see dead people” and they’re a tempting voting block
Just because you are dead, do you really lose your ability to vote? Not in New Jersey:
“… an estimated 13,000 people who apparently have died remain on voter registration lists, including 4,755 people who reportedly voted in last November’s election.”
But what does Paris Hilton think of this?
Similar Independent Sources posts:
- Will Paris Be As Popular Without Her Grandfather’s Millions? Nicky must want to kill her: Not to be cruel but Paris Hilton must now wish that her grandfather had passed away before being able to write her out of his will. Speaking of which ...
- “Elected” official receives zero votes and “wins”; The people have spoken: I can see getting just one vote, but to run for office and fail to even get your own vote? Joe Selle was running unopposed for City Council of Ward 3 ...
- 400 Fewer Democrats, 400 More Canadians?: Statistics released in late December confirm that of the 59 million people who voted for John Kerry, perhaps 1,000 left the U.S. for Canada. Appendix ...
- Lindsay Lohan’s Big Bust: It is indeed the summer of sequels, Shrek III, Pirates III, Fantastic Four II, so why not Lohan Bust V. Lohan who once dominated media coverage becau ...
- Paris Hilton is a Colorform: Remember "Colorforms"? The face and pose was the same but you could put any number of outfits and accessories on them for hours of fun. Ergo Paris... ...
November 6th, 2005 at 10:42 am
If you deny the dead the right to vote, where does it stop? Sure enough, special interests will try to keep the aged and infirm from the polls. Take away one group’s suffrage and you embark on a slippery slope, my friend.
November 6th, 2005 at 2:15 pm
You are attacking the last solid base of the democratic party who have counted on voters who don’t think about it when they vote. SHAME ON YOU
(end sarcasm)