Fund told the Heritage audience that he first became interested in the subject when he "witnessed voter fraud with my own eyes" years ago in a California state assembly race. Why didn't he report it to the authorities? Because the fraud was carried out by the authorities.

Yet, as Fund explained, the media says, "There is no voter fraud."

Just a few weeks ago, a congressional candidate in Maryland withdrew from the ballot after it was discovered that she had repeatedly voted simultaneously in two states in the same elections.

No matter: "There is no voter fraud."

In Iowa just last week, three non-citizens went to jail for having voted. But "there is no voter fraud." In Arkansas the week before, a Democratic state legislator (who "won" his race by just eight votes), a city council member and a police official were convicted on 45 counts. Still, say the cognoscenti, "There is no voter fraud."

Poppycock. The examples go on and on. Vote fraud is widespread, and election outcomes are changed - elections are stolen - because of it.

"My position is clear," Fund said. "I want to make it easy to vote, and hard to cheat."