Undercover video shows election workers confirming open door to vast election fraud

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A new undercover video from Jame O’Keefe and a new “Citizen Justice League” has revealed election workers in Minnesota, on primary election day, confirming their door is wide open for possibly vast election fraud.

It’s because of their rules that allow someone to come in and if he is registered to vote, to “vouch” for the identities of up to eight additional people who are not registered – but in fact immediately are made “voters.”

On social media, O’Keefe, who just days earlier had revealed evidence of voters voting twice in Michigan, explained he was told, “You’re the ID” for extra voters who are not registered and apparently do not display identification.

O’Keefe’s question about unregistered voters being vouched for: “I can vouch for them. They are not registered…” generates the response, “That’s okay. That’s fine. Yeah!”

An election worker affirmed, “If you’re all in the same precinct and you are already registered, you can vouch for them as ID. Eight people.”


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A report from the Gateway Pundit elaborated: “An undercover operation by James O’Keefe’s ‘Citizen Justice League’ has reportedly uncovered an avenue for voter fraud being allowed at Minneapolis polling places, where poll workers appeared happy to register individuals introduced as ‘Hamas militants’ from Gaza and allow a man disguised as a Muslim woman to vote under other people’s names.”

Independent journalist Cam Higby, in fact, submit a video of himself “fully veiled in a niqab approaching poll workers after praying on a city street.”

Higby posted, “Yesterday I went to Minneapolis polls disguised as a Muslim woman. Poll workers were going to let me vote in other people’s names, and then vouch for 8 other unregistered foreigners.”

The social media reports said more videos are coming soon.

“THE JUSTICE LEAGUE has descended into polling locations across Minnesota and this form of journalism is about to hit Minneapolis election workers like electroshock therapy,” O’Keefe wrote, tagging Higby, Rubin, Savannah Hernandez, Jon Choe, and the Citizen Justice League account.

The report explained, “The operation targeted Minnesota’s same-day registration rules, which permit one registered voter to vouch for up to eight others without photo identification simply by signing an oath.”

But those operating undercover confirmed, “No ballots were cast, no affidavits were signed, and the sole purpose was to test and expose the system.”

An earlier production by O’Keefe, WorldNetDaily reported, showed voters turning in two ballots for the same vote.

WATCH (Be forewarned about offensive language throughout):

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