ACORN Voters’ Fraud: Over 4,000 “Dead People’ Found on Voter Rolls in Houston…
Local 2 investigates dead voters.The push to register voters for this year’s presidential election is breaking records. More than 1.9 million people are registered to vote in Harris County alone.But how many of the people listed on the voter roll are actually eligible to cast a ballot?Investigative reporter Amy Davis shows you how hundreds of voters could sway this year’s election — voters who are not even alive.”
All-in-all, a great person, a great woman, just a wonderful person” is how Alexis Guidry described her mother to Local 2 Investigates.”As far back as I can remember, they’ve always voted in the election,” Guidry said of her parents.The March 2008 Primary was no exception. Voting records show Alexis’ mom, Gloria Guidry, cast her ballot in person near her South Houston home.”It was just very shocking, a little unsettling,” said Alexis Guidry.It’s unsettling because Gloria Guidry died of cancer 10 months before the March Primary.”She’d be very upset,” Guidry said when asked what her mom would think.Trent Seibert, of Texas Watchdog, says you should be too.”This is really disquieting. It’s concerning. It’s worrisome,” said Seibert.He heads up the non-partisan news group on the web.
Texas Watchdog compared Harris County’s voter registration roll with the Social Security death index and found more than 4,000 matches — registered voters that, it appears, are already dead.Some of them, like Henderson Hill’s late wife Linda, voted postmortem.”I would like to know who did it, myself,” Hill told Davis.We don’t know who used Linda Hill’s or Gloria Guidry’s IDs to vote, but we do know if their names had been purged from voter rolls after they died, using their IDs wouldn’t have worked.”
This is a red flag. No matter where you are, this should set off alarm bells,” Seibert said. “Someone needs to take a look at this.”Local 2 Investigates took the information to the Harris County Voter Registrar.”We just kind of work with the systems that we’re allowed to,” explained George Hammerlein, the director of Harris County Voter Registration.The county’s system for culling deceased voters from the roll seems painfully primitive.
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