Grave Concerns

Dead people -- voting in elections. It's been a controversy in cities like Chicago for decades. But the NBC Action News Investigators uncovered secret documents that show it's happening right here in Kansas City.

 

With so many close races and hot issues, Investigator Russ Ptacek finds out what is being done to make sure the upcoming election will be on the up and up.

 

See our reports on this page, as well as other related stories, and tune in to NBC Action News at Ten Thursday for more.

 

  1. Dead voters recorded as casting ballots

    Dead voters recorded as casting ballots

    In Johnson County in Kansas and Jackson County in Missouri, NBC Action News has identified cases of dead people being recorded as voting in elections.

  2. Links to deceased found voter lists

    Links to deceased found voter lists

    Two local watchdog groups say their investigation has found ties between the deceased and active voter roles.

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    Only three votes separate candidates after state certification, so the losing candidate files a lawsuit with specific allegations of voter fraud.

  2. Voter fraud lawsuit goes to court

    Voter fraud lawsuit goes to court

    The Election Board is questioning poll workers after a lawsuit makes allegations of voter fraud.

  3. Ballot error keeps voters from choosing

    Ballot error keeps voters from choosing

    Marty Kerr’s name was no where to be found Tuesday on the Jackson County ballot. He had filed to run for the position of Democratic Committeeman.

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    1. Inactive voters bloat voter lists

      Inactive voters bloat voter lists

      A new report being reviewed as part of an NBC Action News Investigation into dead people remaining listed as qualified voters for the upcoming election shows Kansas and Missouri voter lists bloated with inactive voters.

      • KS governor among dead 'active' voters

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