You mean like the intimidation going on from tea baggers right now by placing these billboards in the minority sections of cities?
?Voter fraud. It?s a felony.? So reads the ?wanted? poster?style type on new fliers being distributed by Republican and tea party groups ahead of election day. What they don?t say is it?s also exceedingly rare. As Democratic Rep. Keith Ellison characterizes such efforts as ?voter intimidation? ? citing distribution of posters in traditionally DFL-leaning areas like college campuses and bus stops in lower-income neighborhoods ? Hennepin County provides the Minnesota Independent with data that shows only .00006 percent of votes cast in 2008 were done so fraudulently.
http://minnesotaindependent.com/7293...-fraud-is-rare
Or this?
Poll watchers in Harris County, Texas -- where a Tea Party group launched an aggressive anti-voter fraud effort -- were accused of "hovering over" voters, "getting into election workers' faces" and blocking or disrupting lines of voters who were waiting to cast their ballots as early voting got underway yesterday.
http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmem...y_expanded.php