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An organization called Americans For Restoration is launching a campaign to address the issue, spokeswoman Terrye Seckinger said. She said without some corrections, the nation truly will experience "the resurrection of the dead" on Nov. 2, this year's general election day.
Several states, she noted, have done nothing for years to remove the deceased from voting rolls and conduct other regular cleanup procedures.
According to Scripps Howard columnist Deroy Murock, Arkansas, Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon and Tennessee removed exactly zero dead voters from their rolls between 2006 and 2008.
And there are several regions, including counties in North Carolina and Iowa, where there are more registered voters than there are live, voting-age adults.
"Registered voters equal 104 percent of Baltimore County, Maryland's voting-adult population; and, according to documents … 113 percent in Lincoln County, West Virginia. Alaska's and Michigan's statewide figures are 102 percent," the report said.
Recent vote-fraud indictments have resulted from cases in Minnesota, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Indiana, New York, New Jersey, Mississippi and other states, the report said.
