Voter Registration Fraud Reported in Stockton California

From News10 Sacramento:

Karen Griggs said she was waiting for the bus on Hammer Lane with about 20 people when two young, African American men approached asking people to sign a petition to extend the prison time for convicted sex offenders. When the two men reached Griggs at her seat they asked her to sign her name and initial a second spot so they could get paid.

"I remembered that I've never signed a petition where you had to initial for them to get paid and then it dawned on me that I never signed a petition where it was just one signature per page," said Griggs, who is legally blind.

Griggs grabbed the form off of the mens' clipboard and later found out that it wasn't a petition she was signing, but a California voter registration form. Griggs said the two men walked away with at least 20 people's signatures. On the form, a party affiliation was already filled out and the initialled spot said the voter wanted to a receive mail-in ballot.

Griggs contacted San Joaquin County's Registrar of Voters Department and was told the code number at the bottom of the form she took isn't even from San Joaquin County.

"You're going to go to the voting booth to sign, but they're going to tell you you're not registered there," warned Griggs.

If you believe that you have witnessed voter fraud you can use this form to report the incident to the Registrar of Voters. Be particularly careful as a new gay marriage ballot initiative has recently launched. We know that progressive groups commonly work together to overcome the majority of America's values. The gay marriage ballot signature collectors were in Hillcrest today.