[EL] Steve King on voter fraud

[Doug Hess]

Rep. King is quoted in The Hill as saying the following on the House
floor(see the article Rick links to here:
http://electionlawblog.org/?p=25538 ):

"I find it a bit ironic that I'm watching the representatives from
Florida, New York and Texas speak to the speaker pro temp… about the
election situation," he said. "I'm thinking about the 2000 election
when it was reported… that as many as 25,000 people from New York
voted both in New York and in Florida either for a president from
Texas or one from Tennessee."

Anybody know what "report" he is talking about? I guess there are all
kinds of "reports" including reports of ghosts, etc., but is he
referring here to an analysis of some kind?

Doug Hess
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