This post card appeared in the Stately Hoge Manor mailbox this afternoon—No one with that name has ever lived at 20 Ridge Road since the house was built in 1964. This may require that some inquiries be made.
This post card appeared in the Stately Hoge Manor mailbox this afternoon—No one with that name has ever lived at 20 Ridge Road since the house was built in 1964. This may require that some inquiries be made.
no mail votes
I suspect someone wanted to set you up, so you would be charged with election fraud.
Some person took a short walk in a grave yard, and BOOM! found a name he liked, maybe a teenager, from long ago, and sent it into the elections commission.
Know anybody who claims to be interested in voter fraud? (For profit.)
Does your suspicion clear the bar of probability? It must be this high to even ride the realm of possibility.
Would the name had to have even been from a dead teenager? I am sure someone younger would have been a better fit for such a scoundrel. Would the younger the better be what they desire?
Anyone who diddles with dead children and voter fraud must have some severe shortcomings.
I wander off for a while because things have gotten quiet, and what do I come back to? This!
Might be worth making some inquiries though. As Al notes, there are some folks who’d be happy to see you take a hit.
Just ask for a mail in ballot in that name. One more vote for your candidate. After all, I have been told over and over by my Democratic friends that there is no such thing as voter fraud.
Search this name on google and you will find a similar name on a similarly named street in a town not that far from your town.
This could be a simple clerical error but wouldn’t someone interested in fraud want to do so in a way that makes it look benign?