WASHINGTON (PNN) - July 16, 2012 - Voter fraud is the big issue that may decide the outcome of the 2012 presidential election.

In Seattle, Washington, last month, Brenda Charlston received a voter registration form in the mail from the Voter Participation Center with all the blanks filled in for “Rosie Charlston,” her black Labrador that died in 1998.

The Obama supporting center says it has mailed some 5 million forms using commercially available databases to target Democrat-leaning groups such as unmarried women. What did they use in the Brenda/Rosie mailing?

In June, in Buford County, Virginia, Tim Morris received a filled-out voter registration form for “Mozart Morris” addressed to “Mo,” his dog that passed away two years ago. Again, the form came in the mail from the Voter Participation Center.

In Bernalillo County, New Mexico, an anonymous Republican registered his dog as a voter at a voter registration booth at the University of New Mexico to show how easy it would be to defraud the system. Officials claim they followed registration protocols.

Election officials throughout the country report a surge of voter registrations from animals, dead people and noncitizens.

Republicans believe Obama is depending on these registrations to win the election and want laws requiring voter ID at the polls.