Fox 26’s Ivory Hecker reports that the Ballot Security Committee for the Harris County Republican Party “analyzed voter data from the “election roster” on the County Clerk’s website, and after sorting they found that as of Tuesday morning, 92 people had voted twice, according to Genevieve Carter, communications director for the Harris County Republican Party”.
“The County Clerk’s data shows that they received a mail ballot from ‘Mr. A’ on February 3, another mail ballot from ‘Mr. A’ on February 5,” Alan Vera, chairman of the Harris County Republican Party Ballot Security Committee, told Commissioners Court on Tuesday.
Vera provided Commissioners Court with a copy of the spreadsheet of voters whose names, addresses and voter ID showed up twice on the County Clerk’s roster of early voters.
“Apparently we had individuals that voted by mail twice,” said Commissioner R. Jack Cagle for Harris County Precinct Four, holding up the spreadsheet. “We had someone that voted by mail and then voted in person again. That’s a pretty scary thing to look at when it comes up, and I’ve got the names that are right here, and I’ll hand that to the clerk.”...
Forty-one of the alleged double-voters voted in the Democratic Primary, 50 of them voted in the Republican Primary, and one voter voted in both the Republican and Democratic Primaries, according to the early voter roster data.
Last week, Fox 26’s Heckler reported that software glitches “left open the opportunity for a person to vote more than once”.
County Clerk Diane Trautman is trying to sweep the issues under the rug. In a statement to Fox 26, she says “[D]ouble voting is a non-issue thus far in this election and continuing to talk about it is intimidating and confusing to voters."