Actually, these ballots were not cast in the GOP primary on Saturday, so the headline is just wrong. The S. Carolina AG informed the Justice Department about these votes in a letter sent to the Justice Department on Thursday (Source). The letter also does not specify which elections, but it would not likely have been this year’s primary since the discovery came about as a result of extensive research relating to the state’s voter ID law showing these people voted two to 76 months after they died. In other words, they’ve been looking at past election results, not current ones. If these people “voted,” it was likely by absentee or mail ballot, as opposed to in person.
(Source: anticapitalist, via takethispolitically)
