2. Next remove phony names by ensuring that everyone on the list is an actual person.
3. Hire able people to watch the polls not just show up for the money.This is a basic start to prevent voter fraud. As for a system that will help prevent voter fraud, it is going to take some time to process that because even with new technology there is always someone that can hack through it.<br /> BIBLIOGRAPHY 1033 Alvarez, M. (2008). Voter Fraud. Retrieved December 3, 2010, from ACE: The Electoral Knowledge Network: http://aceproject.org/ace-en/topics/vo/vog/vog05/vog05b<br />Branco, A. F. (2010, July 6). How to Prevent Voter Fraud. Retrieved December 3, 2010, from Uncoverage, The Right Idea: http://www.uncoverage.net/2010/07/how-to-prevent-voter-fraud-advice-from-a-former-chicago-machine-worker/<br /> BIBLIOGRAPHY 1033 <br /> <br />
![When we think of voter fraud the general thought is that votes are either not counted or miscounted; however, voter fraud is any form of illegal interference with the process of an election. Voter fraud can be something as simple as impersonation or what is considered casting one or more ballots in the name of other voters. (Alvarez, 2008)<br />In the 2008 election, ACORN’s Las Vegas office got raided by the police in early October. Its people were charged with 26 counts of voter fraud and 13 counts for compensating those who were registering voters; they’re felony charges. In August 2009, a Nevada director for ACORN pled guilty to conspiracy to compensate workers for registering of voters. (Branco, 2010)<br /> <br />Unfortunately it is difficult to implement a system that will prevent voter fraud; however here are a couple of ideas to start:<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/voterfraud-110223083946-phpapp02/85/Voter-fraud-1-320.jpg)
