The Miami Herald reports:
A team of reporters visited eight locations where voter registration data showed unusually high numbers of voters switching from one party to another last year. The reporters knocked on every door where someone’s party affiliation had changed.
Four out of every five voters who spoke to the Herald — 141 in total — said that their party affiliation had been changed without their knowledge. In all but six cases, records show they were registered as Republicans by canvassers from the Republican Party of Florida.
Under Florida State Statute 104.011, willfully submitting false voter registration information is a third-degree felony in the state of Florida, punishable by up to five years in prison and fines of up to $5,000. Some voters interviewed by the Herald have also given statements to investigators from the State Attorney’s Office in Miami as part of an ongoing criminal probe into voter registration fraud.
Read the full article.
SPECIAL REPORT: @MiamiHerald & @elnuevoherald reporters knocked on 340 doors in Hialeah and Little Havana last week.
Four out of five voters we interviewed–141 total–had their party affiliation changed to Republican by GOP canvassers w/o their consent.https://t.co/wWkR63pVsM
— Sarah Blaskey ? (@Blaskey_S) February 25, 2022
Also, for broader political context, check out this article by @lmower3 on Gov. Ron DeSantis’ plan for an Office of Election Crime and Security. (The governor’s office did not respond to the Herald’s findings.) https://t.co/9Didhplt31
— Sarah Blaskey ? (@Blaskey_S) February 25, 2022