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You might recall the recent case of voter fraud by a political "consultant" in North Carolina. It shows several ways to detect the chicanery you suggest.
by greglindahl 6y ago
You might recall the recent case of voter fraud by a political "consultant" in North Carolina. It shows several ways to detect the chicanery you suggest.
- AnthonyMouse 6y agoDetecting it doesn't fix it. You may have someone who e.g. receives a fraudulent "update" report it to authorities, but that doesn't mean you necessarily know who sent it, and by the time you get around to investigating they may not be there anymore. Or they could have just sent out a fictional address to opposition voters and there is nothing there to discover. And then what do you do? Hold another election? What happens if they just do it again and hope nobody notices this time? Or do it again just to cause grief and delay the election results?