Close your eyes, governor. The Associated Press reports:
Elections officials in the Cleveland area have
identified 14 more cases of potential voter registration fraud
involving a voter advocacy group accused of submitting false
registration forms in several states.
The
Cuyahoga County elections board said Tuesday it has referred the cases
to the county prosecutor as part of a larger investigation of the
Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, known as ACORN.
Despite the evidence of fraud that rolls in every day, Gov. Strickland told reporters on Wednesday: "I see nothing wrong with the system we have. If there are problems that can be documented and supported with evidence, I welcome those to be brought to me. But what I am aware of is a lot of talk about potential fraud or inappropriate behavior. But I really haven’t seen any evidence that we should have any reason to question the reliability…of our election system."
Of course not. One would assume that the same Democrat front groups aiding Barack Obama in 2008 will be back to help Ted Strickland and Jennifer Brunner in 2010.
