11 California Counties Have More Total Voters Than Citizen Voting Age Population

Given JudicialWatch' ALEC/Koch bros status, I'd hold off on presuming the accuracy of anything they put out...

http://www.alecexposed.org/w/images/2/25/SPN_National_Report...

If you rounded up every person even suspected of having committed voter fraud in the past few elections, you might have enough staff to run a McDonalds in a small town.

But even if it were an actual issue rather than a manufactured one, Judicial Watch is not a legitimate source of information.

Once again, people registered to vote and people who vote are not the same thing. As anyone with a lot of DB experience, I appreciate how hard it is to keep data fresh.

The simplest explanation for this is that rules for adding a voter are more active than removing one. And over time as people move in and out of a county (or even within one), the accumulation increases.