Thousands of out-of-state college students have illegally registered to vote in swing states like Virginia, even while registering, and applying for absentee ballots, in their home state as well. Forty such names have already been forwarded to Virginia State Police.
This process has been abetted by Virginia’s liberal governor, Tim Kaine, and his chief of staff, who did so in response to complaints by the Obama campaign, over protests by local voting officials across the political spectrum.
Virginia’s attorney general, Bob McDonnell, has now issued an opinion concluding that those military votes must in fact be counted.
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