Report: More Than 900 Dead People Voted in South Carolina Elections

A voter fraud controversy is currently taking place in South Carolina after the Department of Motor vehicles discovered that 953 deceased registered voters appeared to have voted in state elections. The state’s attorney general, Alan Wilson (R), is now asking the Feds to investigate elections dating back to before the 2008 presidential election. There is no evidence of this occurring in Saturday’s primary election, but Wilson says it is a possibility.
According to the report, some of the voters passed away as far back as six years ago, and 37,000 deceased individuals were still on the state’s voter rolls after they died. These recent allegations come as the Department of Justice has blocked the state’s controversial voter photo ID law, claiming it discriminates against minorities.