Yeah, if you’re talking about there being no voter fraud above the noise signal, it’s when. If you’re talking about voter fraud it’s if.

And when you find no evidence, as with every other time you found no evidence (Benghazi, MBH98/99, etc), you’ll keep demanding an investigation until there’s evidence.

brennancenter dot org / analysis /resources-voter-fraud-claims

(That first link has a long list of references to studies.)

brennancenter dog org / publications / truth-about-voter-fraud

(That second link gets you to a summary)

Your washington post story about virginia has been shown to be a load of crap (no surprise, given the “fair” organizations that carried it out).

News organizations in Virginia tried to replicate the same data gathering the folks in the story you found carried out — exactly the same way. Their summary:

To replicate the investigation, CNS sent Freedom of Information Act requests to the 10 localities mentioned in the foundation’s report: the counties of Prince William, Loudoun, Stafford, Bedford, Hanover, Fairfax and Chesterfield and the cities of Alexandria, Roanoke and Manassas.
The requests asked for the names of individuals who were taken off the voter registration rolls since 2015 after it was determined that they were not citizens.
The FOIA requests yielded names and other information on 243 individuals who were removed from the voter rolls because their citizenship had been questioned. Four of them were later reinstated, resulting in a final list of 239 noncitizens who had been registered voters.
But did these individuals actually vote? The answer lies in the state’s voter history database, which shows whether someone has cast a ballot in a particular election.

What was found?

Reporters do not have access to that database. However, it is available to political campaigns and groups. One such group is NGP VAN, which manages data for Democrats. CNS asked the organization to look up the voter histories of the individuals who had been dropped from Virginia’s voter rolls for not being citizens.
Of the 239 individuals, the voter history database indicated that 28 had voted in an election. In fact, 26 of them voted in last year’s general election.
For about half of these individuals, 2016 was the only election they voted in. But others had been voting for years – including one with a voting history back to 1996. In all, the 28 noncitizens were recorded as having cast a total of 120 ballots.

Hardly the bullshit claim in the wapo story or the one pushed by the right. I heartily await your typical denial of data that doesn’t match your predetermined assumption.

They found votes cast by people removed from voting rolls as non-citizens.
However, it is not clear they actually were non-citizens, and may have been removed by error, like the example in the article.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/may/30/illegals-in-virginia-registered-vote-in-elections/

The use of anti-semitic memes by Trump surrogates during the election is despicable, whether or not he has a Jewish daughter and son in law, because it stirs up the cruel and vile bottom of the base that he counted on for votes and power, a base that now seems to feel far freer to express their arrogant , hateful, fearful white supremacist narcissism, even if the administration is only overtly prejudiced against Muslims who are not the heads of oil states, in which case, he dances with them..

Trump’s repeated incitements to violence have thus far been kept in check by a mix of law and tradition. It is critical that those of use who can continue to work to fight Trump’s anti-press tirades until Nature and Nature’s God cleanly and constitutionally removes him from office.

Fooling yourself is no substitute for the proper medication…