ACORN gets people to fill out registration forms. That’s it. The ‘registrations’ have to be validated by the Secretaries of State. Then someone has to show up with an I.D. matching the registration before a vote can even be cast.

You seem to think that ACORN…
1. …creates voters. It never comes close to doing that. It tries to register people, and this is subject to the states’ laws and processes.
2. …tells people to vote multiple times. Even if it did, the normal validation and checking of the various states would prevent it, just exactly as it has for centuries.
3. …creates these imaginary voters so that they will all conspire to vote for one side.

You’re ridiculous. And your pathetic ‘7%’ lie comes from here:

Of 26,513 registrations submitted by ACORN over a nine-month period in San Diego County, California, 4,655 were initially flagged, but 2,806 of those were later validated – a seven percent error rate – compared to usually less than five percent for voter drives by other organizations, according to county officials.

That would be 7% which were thrown out because they were invalidated by California, through their normal validation processes.

Enough of your ACORN stupidity.