All true, but not anywhere in line with your previous claim:
>In some jurisdictions there may be 1000s of non-voting registered voters who have moved away, died, or never voted at all (automatically registered voters, etc.)
The database you mentioned consists of a grand total of 1,285 proven instances of voter fraud over 4 years. Nearly all of them are for single individuals voting twice, usually by submitting a absentee ballot, then voting in-person. There are vanishingly few instances of someone manipulating an election on a significant scale, by tens or hundreds of votes.
So which is it? Are there thousands of instances in multiple jurisdictions per election that we've completely failed to detect, or just a few thousand nation-wide over multiple elections and four years?
Did you actually read through those? They're either local elections, or single instances. Neither of which would be considered impactful or even of scale to change much of anything... But
It's rather strange that they left out the most recent and egregious instance of fraud. It just happened in NC. Funny how quiet the right gets when its one of their own...The GOP busted for fraud. Election invalidated. Just more projection from the party of projection. You can do better.
The NC case was related to ballot harvesting which is illegal in NC and is discussed in detail in the link below.
Ballot harvesting is a practice celebrated and embraced by progressive democrats. Recent changes in California law make ballot harvesting easier and more susceptible to fraud. Now, according to headlines at least, the GOP is ramping up their efforts to get more into the ballot harvesting game too.
https://www.heritage.org/election-integrity/heritage-explain...