Victor Reacts: I See Dead People… Voting? (VIDEO)

An election-integrity investigation in Oregon has revealed hundreds of suspicious voter records, including many of deceased individuals. Douglas County Clerk Dan Loomis reportedly registered 397 inactive voters in a single day under instructions from the Democrat Oregon Secretary of State’s office. Among the discoveries are voters listed as over 100 years old and a case where a person allegedly voted 14 years after their death.

• An investigation in Oregon uncovered hundreds of suspicious voter records.
• Dozens of these records are reportedly linked to deceased individuals.
• One record allegedly shows a voter casting a ballot 14 years after their death.
• Douglas County Clerk Dan Loomis registered 397 inactive voters in one day.
• These registrations were reportedly done under instructions from the Democrat Oregon Secretary of State’s office.
• More than 100 individuals are reportedly listed as over 100 years old.
• The nullification of legitimate votes by fraudulent ones is a key concern.