Mysterious Fire Destroys Voting Machines in Texas County with ACORN-like Voter Fraud

August 27, 2010
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Another blow has been dealt to voters in Harris County, Texas just days after the Harris County Voter Registrar Leo Vasquez released a 72 page PowerPoint on voting irregularities from a local group similar to the infamous ACORN.

“The integrity of the voting rolls in Harris County, Texas, appears to be under an organized and systematic attack by the group operating under the name Houston Votes,” Vasquez said at a 2 p.m. press conference at his office, where he also released copies of applications in some of the most egregious cases.”

Today, voters are waking up with the news that the Harris County Election Technology Center was the site of a massive three-alarm fire early this morning.

“Hector DeLeon, spokesman for the Harris County Clerk’s Office, says there were roughly 10,000 eSlate machines stored at the warehouse facility at an estimated cost of $3,000 each. That puts the replacement cost for the units at an estimated $30 million or more.

The fire started at approximately 4 a.m. Friday at a county warehouse on Canino Road near Downey Street.

Houston Fire Department spokesperson Patrick Trahan says someone contacted the department from a neighboring FedEx facility. Trahan says when the first fire engines arrived, one-third of the building was engulfed in flames.

It became a three-alarm fire, with about 200 firefighters trying to get it under control. More than two hours after the initial call, Trahan said it was not yet under control, but it was contained.”

County officials plan to meet today to discuss options, but local reports declare that elections will go on as scheduled.

“The county likely will have to depend on other counties around the state, even across the country, to donate similar machines, but Kaufman remains confident the elections will go on as scheduled.

A spokesperson for the Houston Fire Department tells KTRH that firefighters did find some voting machines, but it is unclear how many. The department said there is no word yet on what started the fire.”

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20 Responses to Mysterious Fire Destroys Voting Machines in Texas County with ACORN-like Voter Fraud

  1. Mary Ankrum
    August 28, 2010 at 3:08 am

    I personally feel that all of this newly discovered corruption in election fraud is tied into the fire which destroyed the voting machines in Harris County, Texas a few days ago. It is quite obvious. I do not know what those who would do anything to promote their ideas and values on others will do next.

    Harris County officials said that this WILL NOT STOP OUR ELECTIONS!

  2. Brett
    August 29, 2010 at 12:40 am

    Blatanat misrepresentation. Irregularities in voter REGISTRTION is not the same as Voter fraud. Show me actual fraud where people vote twice or people who should not vote did, then this is interesting, otherwise, it's just an artifact of peopel being paid to get signatures.

    • August 29, 2010 at 1:49 am

      You should look up the definition of voter fraud. Voter registration fraud is included. It's called Google, use it.

      • Vance Hughes
        August 29, 2010 at 6:04 am

        You're asking this guy to look up a definition? Obviously he doesn't own a dictionary.

  3. September 3, 2010 at 6:50 am

    You can bet that the closer we get to nov. elections,the more we will see of this type of thing,looking at the way the incidence of voter intimidation in Philadelphia was handled by Holder and company,these Alinsky tactics go right along with this regimes' agenda,and the drones who carry out their missions under the guise of hope and change,have little fear of the consequences.

  4. September 3, 2010 at 6:55 am

    Yes look up voter fraud and you'll find an Acorn community organizer.

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