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All right. We told you there's a lot of suspicious election activity all the time in California.

It's no conspiracy theory, but you have a state where you don't have to show ID to vote.

And you have a state where they have this ballot harvesting procedure where people drive around and they go to

senior citizen homes and they hand ballots and help these men and women fill out their

ballots. Nothing can go wrong there, right? No fraud possible when you're taking people who may be in some kind of compromised mental state

and having someone fill out their ballot because they're entitled to vote, right?

Same thing with illegal alien neighborhoods.

People could be visited by ballot harvesters. Who knows what goes on here?

And here's one. How about having a mobile voting unit here in Los Angeles to get the homeless

to vote? People who generally don't have uh... may not be sure who they are

well soledad ursua who's been on a show a number of times with the venice

uh... regional issues is coming on again she's a community activist

and she's got photos of these mobile community vote centers

that i i guess are uh... allowing the homeless to vote. Let's,

it's hard to believe. It's not hard to believe. Solidad, you're on. Thank you for,

hi. Thank you for alerting the public to this. Tell us what you saw. Well, I was very surprised to hear about this because just so people know, we already have a designated voting polling center in Venice.

It's at the Oakwood Recreation Center, a couple blocks from this mobile site, and they opened up early in-person voting on Saturday.

I actually voted myself on Sunday.

So it was very strange to see that county resources are being spent on a mobile voting site

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