Haitian migrants have been trying to illegally register to vote in a certain town in Clark County, Ohio this week. We’ll give you a hint: It’s an Ohio town that has been in the news a little bit in recent days for some reason related to its influx of Haitian illegal aliens.
Illegal voter registration forms are circulating in Springfield and now Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose is warning all local election boards to be extra vigilant when processing forms. This story is even worse than it sounds at first glance.
Someone in the Democrat Party has created a fake Ohio voter registration form translated into the Haitian Creole language. Election NGOs are taking these fake and illegal forms into Springfield neighborhoods with a lot of Haitians and encouraging them to fill them out. There are no legal Haitian-language voter registration forms in Ohio, in case that needs to be stated.
Why are they doing this?
Because Ohio allows absentee voting for anyone who is a registered voter. The Democrat NGOs are not using the Haitian Creole forms to try to register the Haitians to vote. That would be too easy to catch. What they are doing is collecting personal information from Haitians, such as names, birth dates, signatures, and physical addresses.
That data is then transferred by the NGO employees to legal, English-language Ohio voter registration forms. Once the Haitian is illegally registered to vote, they request an absentee ballot for them, harvest that ballot, and fill it out for Kamala Harris.
The challenge of combatting this is the fact that many common Haitian names sound like they could be the names of Americans trying to register to vote: Junior Daniel, Samuel Wilson, Gregory Stevenson, and so on.
We know that this is how the scam is being run because the investigation into the Haitian Creole registration forms uncovered the fact that Clark County, where Springfield is located, had many registrations turning up with the same individual’s handwriting on all of them. Plus, in another incident, one of the Haitians was dumb enough to try to turn their fake Creole-language form in at an election office.
Secretary LaRose is calling out one specific NGO that is suspected of engaging in widespread voter fraud in Ohio: Black Fork Strategies. Last month, LaRose’s office referred election fraud cases in 20 Ohio counties for criminal prosecution. All 20 involved employees from Black Fork Strategies, which describes itself as a progressive voter registration organization.
In one specific case, a Black Fork canvasser submitted a stack of registration forms that were all filled out in one person’s handwriting.
“The first thing I want to point out is, you know, we use words like ‘anomalies,’ ‘suspicion,’ and everything else because we try to be PC, I guess,” said Alex Trianfaflou, the chairman of the Ohio Republican Party. “But this is fraud, outright fraudulent behavior. It’s plain and obvious to me when you get this many registration cards with the very same handwriting that someone is trying to defraud the elections process.”
The convenience of having a bunch of illegal aliens in the country who speak no English is that unscrupulous Democrat Party canvassers can act friendly and ask them to sign something, when the Haitians have no idea what they’re putting their signature on. You can just have a translator tell them you’re signing them up for more “free money,” and then you’ve gathered their signature when they sign the form.
The good news is that the Ohio Secretary of State’s office is aggressively going after these Democrat Party NGOs that are submitting fake registration forms. They’re sending them for criminal referrals, instead of holding fake investigations and then claiming that voter fraud is a myth, like we see in places like Wisconsin and Michigan. It’s also nice to know that Ohio now keeps very clean voter rolls, and their election process is highly secure. That’s why Ohio is now a reliably red state—they’ve taken away most of the mechanisms that Democrats use to cheat in other states. Ohio is no longer a swing state like it was a few years ago, because they have secure elections and prosecute fraud.
At any rate, this illustrates just one more problem that the influx of illegal aliens is causing in our country. It’s hard to say at this point just how secure the November election is going to be. If they’re trying to defraud the American voters in red states like Texas and Ohio, you can rest assured they’re trying to do the same thing in all the swing states. Plus, in case you haven’t heard—they’re eating the pets.
