If you believe voter fraud has never taken place in the United States, you don’t know the story of how Lyndon Johnson won a runoff election in the Democratic primary for one of Texas’ Senate seats in 1948.
Johnson trailed his opponent by about 200 votes statewide. Three days after the election, officials in Jim Wells County, a remote place in the southern part of the state, suddenly “found” something labeled Box 13, containing hundreds of ballots filled out by people who miraculously had voted in alphabetical order and with the same handwriting. Once these were counted, Johnson won by 87 votes.
Johnson trailed his opponent by about 200 votes statewide. Three days after the election, officials in Jim Wells County, a remote place in the southern part of the state, suddenly “found” something labeled Box 13, containing hundreds of ballots filled out by people who miraculously had voted in alphabetical order and with the same handwriting. Once these were counted, Johnson won by 87 votes.
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