Dog registered as voter

• This is perfect. Buddy can help shore up the quadruped vote by throwing his support behind Hank the cat. Station KOB in Albuquerque reports that a man has successfully registered his dog, a black Lab, to vote in New Mexico's Bernalillo County.
(Hotair.com)
• An Albuquerque man says he successfully registered his dog to vote in Bernalillo County.
(KOB.com)
• KOB-TV reports (http://bit.ly/wiXCIk) that the man, who didnt want to be identified, says he registered his dog Buddy after seeing a voter registration booth on the University of New Mexicos campus a few weeks ago.
(Greenfield Daily Reporter)
• The Bernalillo County Clerk says the Albuquerque man who claims to have registered his dog to vote will be subject to potential prosecution for voter registration fraud, a 4th degree felony in New Mexico.
(KOB.com)
• An Albuquerque man saw a voter registration booth on the University of New Mexico campus a few weeks ago and wanted to see how easy it would be to register his dog to vote, KOB-TV reported.
(ABQJournal)
• Digging deeper a man in New Mexico registered his dog using a fake social security number and birth date, because he felt the rules were too lax, the dog did get a voter registration card, but thats also voter fraud.
(WALB 10)
• We have heard about dead people and dogs voting. We wonder about rigged voting machines someone shows up at a particular precinct claiming to be someone else also registered in that same precinct.
(Columbia Daily Tribune)
• He also is a guest columnist on the Washington Times, which would print a guest column from one of my dogs if one Being on the voting rolls is not the same thing as voting. It is not voter fraud to be dead and registered to vote.
(Digital Journal)
• To avoid voter confusion and inconvenience, the League of Women Voters reminds all registered voters that Its almost spring again and a good time for a gentle reminder to dog owners to pick-up after their canine companions.
(Andover Townsman)
• My voting record bears that out Please get control over the increasing number of dogs in grocery stores (Too many animals at your service, , C.W. Nevius, Feb. 16). I have seen more and more dogs in both Safeway and Whole Foods.
(San Francisco Gate)