Mississippi has lots of vacant buildings and some of them are warehouses. Like every other state, the Mississippi government allows people to register to vote, use a preposterous location like an empty warehouse or abandoned building, and then allows a...

Mississippi has no ability to cross search voter rolls with known address databases – like the list of every hotel in the state. Even if they did, they would not do the work because the Mississippi voter integrity group showed...

Cross searching voter rolls and UPS, U.S.P.S., FedEx locations and other public databases is beyond the reach of the Mississippi Secretary of State. There is no reason with a multi-million dollar a year budget, a full staff, an IT Department,...

One of the most pernicious problems in voter rolls is “temporal anomaly.” There may be a perfectly legitimate voter, at a legitimate address, but the voter’s time at such an address has a reasonable time limit. For a college or...

Even the REDDEST of states has anomalous voter rolls. Kansas’ voter rolls have over 40,000 incorrect addresses for active voters. Kansas has voters registered in warehouses, as you see here, plus hundreds of other anomalous addresses – without bedrooms. In...

While Kansas’ voter rolls have over 40,000 incorrect addresses, they do have some interesting correct addresses which are not apartments or units, they are UPS boxes, U.S.P.S. locations or other mail drops. This was not a big problem in the...