"there was zero to precious little evidence of any actual problems."

"Colorado Springs resident Sara Sosa, for example, passed away on Oct. 14, 2009, but records indicate she voted each of the next four years. Her late husband showed somewhat less determination, voting just once — so far, anyway — after shuffling off this mortal coil. The secretary of state's office later confirmed that at least 78 dead people were still listed on the voting rolls." -Chicago Tribune.

And if you're wondering why a Chicago paper is talking about Colorado... it's because Chicago has a -literally- century long reputation for voter fraud via corpse voting.  The practice was so openly acknowledged that I remember comedy bits from the 90s about it.