"There is no vote fraud!" Really?

Democrats and their liberal media allies constantly claim there's no vote fraud in U.S. elections-whether non-citizens voting, or Democrats voting in more than one precinct, or Dem apparatchiks "harvesting" blank mail-in ballots and filling them out for Dems.

Turns out that's a crock.  Here are a few documented instances of election "irregularities"--the sanitized media term for lawbreaking or other skanky election tricks.  In each case there's a link so you can read the source document for yourself.

•  In the 2018 election in Milwaukee over 4,500 more votes were cast and counted than the number of registered voters.  But ignore that, citizen.  It's entirely reasonable.  No fraud.  Not at all.
• In Virginia in 2017, 5,600 non-citizens were found to be registered to vote, and a third of these had voted in previous elections.
• In 2016, North Carolina saw hundreds of instances of people voting twice, voters impersonating other people, and noncitizens voting.
• Election officials Bexar County in Texas ( San Antonio) concealed records of noncitizen voting.
• Nearby Harris County, Texas (Houston), refused to allow inspection of voter rolls.
• Charges of election fraud and fraudulent application for ballot by mail were leveled at Erika Lozano-Pelayo of Starr County.  13 Texas counties reported more registered voters than citizens.
• In 2015, 141 U.S. counties were found to have more registered voters than citizens.
• 7.2 million voters are registered in more than one state--meaning they could vote twice without being challenged.
• In 2016, in Marion County, Indiana, 12 employees of a Democratic-linked voter recruitment organization were caught submitting fake voter registration applications.
•  Rhode Island was found to have 150,000 names in voter rolls which "should not have been there."
• The Public Interest Legal Foundation reported that over 100,000 non-U.S. citizens are registered voters in Pennsylvania.
• In 2018, California's DMV admitted registering 1,500 foreigners to vote in U.S. elections.
• Habersham County, Georgia’s Mud Creek precinct had 276 registered voters, yet 670 votes were cast in a May 2018 primary.
• In 2018, a volunteer for the Beto campaign urged followers to transport undocumented aliens to the polls.

But don't be concerned, citizen.  First, it's likely that all of the above reports are fake news.  (Isn't it amazing how all these fake claims of fraud are made and the Dems don't ever sue for libel?)

And of course no one can prove that all these, um...anomalies...were brought about by Democrats.  Well, other than when Democrat-linked "voter registration" outfits were caught, or when Dem-run states refuse to allow watchdog agencies to inspect voter rolls.  All just coincidence.  Never happened.  Means nothing.

Fake news, citizen.