34,000 DEAD PEOPLE Were Registered to Vote in North Carolina

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But sure, election integrity is a 'Conspiracy Theory'
But don't worry--every Democrat with a microphone says that concerns about voter roll accuracy are
just right-wing paranoia.
Nothing to see here, for those 34,000 corpse are just exercising their constitutional rights from beyond the grave.
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34,000 Dead People Were Registered to Vote in North Carolina — But Sure, Election Integrity Is a ‘Conspiracy Theory’ | For The Right News

A federal database cross-check just confirmed that approximately 34,000 deceased individuals are still registered to vote in the state of North Carolina. Thirty-four thousand. That's not a typo, and it's not a "glitch." That's a small city's worth of dead people who could theoretically cast...
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Libhater said:
But sure, election integrity is a 'Conspiracy Theory'
But don't worry--every Democrat with a microphone says that concerns about voter roll accuracy are
just right-wing paranoia.
Nothing to see here, for those 34,000 corpse are just exercising their constitutional rights from beyond the grave.
www.conservativeglobe.com

34,000 Dead People Were Registered to Vote in North Carolina — But Sure, Election Integrity Is a ‘Conspiracy Theory’ | For The Right News

A federal database cross-check just confirmed that approximately 34,000 deceased individuals are still registered to vote in the state of North Carolina. Thirty-four thousand. That's not a typo, and it's not a "glitch." That's a small city's worth of dead people who could theoretically cast...
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Did any of them vote?
 

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1. What actually happened​

Multiple news outlets and state officials have addressed this exact claim over the years. The key facts:

• North Carolina ​

This comes from routine list‑maintenance checks comparing voter rolls to death records.

Examples:

  • 2014 NC State Board of Elections audit found 35,750 matches between voter rolls and the Social Security Death Master File.
    • These were administrative mismatches, not evidence of fraud.
    • The state said the vast majority were people who died recently and whose records had not yet been updated.
    • No evidence showed these individuals voted.
Source: North Carolina State Board of Elections report (2014)

  • 2020–2024 list maintenance continues to remove deceased voters regularly.
    • NC removes tens of thousands of deceased voters every year as part of standard procedure.
    • This is normal and required by federal law (NVRA).
Source: NC State Board of Elections annual list maintenance reports

2. No evidence that dead people “voted”​

Across multiple election cycles:

  • State audits found no widespread cases of ballots cast by deceased individuals.
  • When isolated cases occur, they are usually:
    • clerical errors
    • ballots mailed before a voter died
    • data‑matching false positives
Source: NC State Board of Elections, 2020 audit

3. The article’s headline is misleading​

The ConservativeGlobe article frames the situation as:

  • “34,000 dead people registered to vote”
  • implying active voter fraud
  • implying political actors dismiss concerns
But the underlying data refers to routine list maintenance, not fraud.


🧪​

Source: ConservativeGlobe / For The Right News​

  • These outlets are openly partisan and consistently publish content framed from a conservative political perspective.
  • Headlines are often sensationalized to imply wrongdoing even when the underlying data is administrative or routine.
  • The article uses:
    • emotionally charged language
    • sarcasm (“corpse exercising constitutional rights”)
    • political framing rather than neutral reporting
This indicates strong editorial bias, not neutral journalism.

What neutral sources say​

  • Election experts across the political spectrum agree that voter rolls always contain outdated entries, including deceased individuals, because:
    • death records take time to process
    • federal law restricts how quickly states can purge rolls
  • This is not evidence of fraud by itself.
Sources:

  • Brennan Center for Justice (nonpartisan)
  • MIT Election Data & Science Lab

📌​

True:​

  • North Carolina has periodically found tens of thousands of deceased individuals still listed on voter rolls.
  • This happens in every state and is part of normal list maintenance.

False / Unsupported:​

  • That these deceased individuals “voted.”
  • That this represents organized fraud.
  • That this proves election integrity concerns are a “conspiracy theory.”
  • That the presence of outdated registrations equals wrongdoing.

Bias:​

  • The article uses partisan framing and exaggeration to imply fraud where none was demonstrated.
 
Libhater said:
But sure, election integrity is a 'Conspiracy Theory'
But don't worry--every Democrat with a microphone says that concerns about voter roll accuracy are
just right-wing paranoia.
Nothing to see here, for those 34,000 corpse are just exercising their constitutional rights from beyond the grave.
www.conservativeglobe.com

34,000 Dead People Were Registered to Vote in North Carolina — But Sure, Election Integrity Is a ‘Conspiracy Theory’ | For The Right News

A federal database cross-check just confirmed that approximately 34,000 deceased individuals are still registered to vote in the state of North Carolina. Thirty-four thousand. That's not a typo, and it's not a "glitch." That's a small city's worth of dead people who could theoretically cast...
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OMG. Libhater doesn't realize that people that are registered to vote die.

I guess when you are a cult member like Libhater you don't understand how the real world actually works. Based on US mortality rates roughly 99,330 people will die each year in North Carolina. That means it is likely only 33% of those that died were registered to vote that year. Every year, each state will find dead people registered to vote because of the simple fact that people die after they were registered. Registering to vote does not make someone live forever.
 
Guno צְבִי said:
Libhater just isn't too bright

Voters on the rolls die , OMG call the DOJ
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Libhater said:
But sure, election integrity is a 'Conspiracy Theory'
But don't worry--every Democrat with a microphone says that concerns about voter roll accuracy are
just right-wing paranoia.
Nothing to see here, for those 34,000 corpse are just exercising their constitutional rights from beyond the grave.
www.conservativeglobe.com

34,000 Dead People Were Registered to Vote in North Carolina — But Sure, Election Integrity Is a ‘Conspiracy Theory’ | For The Right News

A federal database cross-check just confirmed that approximately 34,000 deceased individuals are still registered to vote in the state of North Carolina. Thirty-four thousand. That's not a typo, and it's not a "glitch." That's a small city's worth of dead people who could theoretically cast...
www.conservativeglobe.com www.conservativeglobe.com
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Did they show up to vote? The fact is, keeping up with people who die is an expensive process that requires a lot of research and secretarial work. Most polls ignore it, since dead people cannot vote. But your crazy implication is that they vote Democratic. I'm pretty sure dead people vote Republican.
When a person dies, the funeral parlor notifies Social Security, not all the voting polls.
 
Many if not all of those registered dead voters simply got their relatives (or whoever had access to their mail) to keep sending in their mail-in voting ballots. Of course, 100% of those mail-in ballots of dead people will be voting for the democrat on the ticket. We need to fully stop mail-in voting as it is so disgustingly dishonest. We also need to stop this late voting where thousands of ballots end up being recorded a week or longer after the initial voting date. And of course all of those late dishonest votes end up going to the democrat on the ticket.
 
Libhater said:
Many if not all of those registered dead voters simply got their relatives (or whoever had access to their mail) to keep sending in their mail-in voting ballots. Of course, 100% of those mail-in ballots of dead people will be voting for the democrat on the ticket. We need to fully stop mail-in voting as it is so disgustingly dishonest. We also need to stop this late voting where thousands of ballots end up being recorded a week or longer after the initial voting date. And of course all of those late dishonest votes end up going to the democrat on the ticket.
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I see you have decided to double down on your delusions. You started with dead people on the voter rolls which was explained to you that in the real world people registered to vote actually die. Now you have claimed without any evidence that all of those dead people voted. North Carolina votes in November like every other state. So those people did NOT vote this year. The dead people identified on the rolls will be removed and will not get ballots or have votes counted.

Your relatives need to do an intervention to get you out of the cult.
 
IN THE MAGA IDIOT WORLD OCCUPIED BY THE LIKES OF LIBFELLATOR, AS SOON AS A PERSON DIES, AN AUTOMATIC SWITCH IS SUPPOSED TO BE FLIPPED SOMEWHERE THAT REMOVES THEM FROM THE VOTER REGISTRATION ROLLS.

GAWD THEY ARE SOOOOOOOOO STUPID!!!!

:palm:
 
Nomad said:
IN THE MAGA IDIOT WORLD OCCUPIED BY THE LIKES OF LIBFELLATOR, AS SOON AS A PERSON DIES, AN AUTOMATIC SWITCH IS SUPPOSED TO BE FLIPPED SOMEWHERE THAT REMOVES THEM FROM THE VOTER REGISTRATION ROLLS.

GAWD THEY ARE SOOOOOOOOO STUPID!!!!

:palm:
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The dead person is supposed to notify their county election officials that they are dead. Maybe Libhater should propose a law that applies the death penalty to all dead people that didn't notify their election officials. It would make perfect sense in his delusional world.
 
Grim Reaper said:

✅​

1. What actually happened​

Multiple news outlets and state officials have addressed this exact claim over the years. The key facts:

• North Carolina ​

This comes from routine list‑maintenance checks comparing voter rolls to death records.

Examples:

  • 2014 NC State Board of Elections audit found 35,750 matches between voter rolls and the Social Security Death Master File.
    • These were administrative mismatches, not evidence of fraud.
    • The state said the vast majority were people who died recently and whose records had not yet been updated.
    • No evidence showed these individuals voted.
Source: North Carolina State Board of Elections report (2014)

  • 2020–2024 list maintenance continues to remove deceased voters regularly.
    • NC removes tens of thousands of deceased voters every year as part of standard procedure.
    • This is normal and required by federal law (NVRA).
Source: NC State Board of Elections annual list maintenance reports

2. No evidence that dead people “voted”​

Across multiple election cycles:

  • State audits found no widespread cases of ballots cast by deceased individuals.
  • When isolated cases occur, they are usually:
    • clerical errors
    • ballots mailed before a voter died
    • data‑matching false positives
Source: NC State Board of Elections, 2020 audit

3. The article’s headline is misleading​

The ConservativeGlobe article frames the situation as:

  • “34,000 dead people registered to vote”
  • implying active voter fraud
  • implying political actors dismiss concerns
But the underlying data refers to routine list maintenance, not fraud.


🧪​

Source: ConservativeGlobe / For The Right News​

  • These outlets are openly partisan and consistently publish content framed from a conservative political perspective.
  • Headlines are often sensationalized to imply wrongdoing even when the underlying data is administrative or routine.
  • The article uses:
    • emotionally charged language
    • sarcasm (“corpse exercising constitutional rights”)
    • political framing rather than neutral reporting
This indicates strong editorial bias, not neutral journalism.

What neutral sources say​

  • Election experts across the political spectrum agree that voter rolls always contain outdated entries, including deceased individuals, because:
    • death records take time to process
    • federal law restricts how quickly states can purge rolls
  • This is not evidence of fraud by itself.
Sources:

  • Brennan Center for Justice (nonpartisan)
  • MIT Election Data & Science Lab

📌​

True:​

  • North Carolina has periodically found tens of thousands of deceased individuals still listed on voter rolls.
  • This happens in every state and is part of normal list maintenance.

False / Unsupported:​

  • That these deceased individuals “voted.”
  • That this represents organized fraud.
  • That this proves election integrity concerns are a “conspiracy theory.”
  • That the presence of outdated registrations equals wrongdoing.

Bias:​

  • The article uses partisan framing and exaggeration to imply fraud where none was demonstrated.
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