The issue of voter registration fraud continues to plague the United States, with recent incidents in multiple states highlighting the severity of the problem.
The FBI has revealed that nearly 65% of nearly 10,000 ballot registrations dumped in Muskegon, Michigan prior to the 2020 presidential election were fraudulent. This was part of a larger investigation into a Democrat-aligned voter registration group that was caught engaging in illicit activities.
In Pennsylvania, authorities are investigating a massive voter registration operation in Lancaster County, where at least 2,500 registrations are in question. Additionally, investigations are underway in Lehigh County, Lancaster, Monroe, and York Counties, all of which have reported similar instances of voter registration fraud.
The investigation into these incidents has led to the identification of a third-party group called Field+Media Corps, which is based in Arizona and has been linked to thousands of fraudulent registrations.
Michigan has seen its own share of voter registration issues, with a group called GBI Strategies being caught dumping thousands of fraudulent ballots into the 2020 election. An official with GBI admitted to police that the group turned in hundreds of fake registrations and was operating in several states, including Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and Washington D.C.
In Ohio, the Hamilton County Board of Elections turned over several suspicious voter registration applications to the Secretary of State's Public Integrity Division. The applications, which were turned in by a group called Black Fork Strategies, were found to have the same handwriting and are currently under investigation.
The FBI has also raided the headquarters of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative (OOC) as part of an ongoing federal investigation into suspected ballot harvesting and voter fraud operations in Ohio.
In Arizona, a third-party group turned in 90,000 registration forms on the last day of voter registration, with 40,000 of those forms being damaged or incomplete. The group was found to have submitted the forms outside of the state's five-day deadline, and many of the forms were dated weeks prior.
The practice of dumping thousands of voter registrations on state clerks around the cut-off date for registering to vote is a common tactic used by leftist voter registration groups, with the goal of maximizing their influence in upcoming elections.
The incentive to commit voter registration fraud is clear, with third-party groups often paying their employees by the number of ballots they turn in. This creates a strong motivation for employees to falsify voter registrations in order to maximize their pay.
