Koch brother funded mailer flagged for sending misleading information to North Carolina voters. Because you know tricking people into missing election day is an official conservative tactic.

Courtesy of The American Prospect:  

The North Carolina State Board of Elections announced this week that it is investigating a controversial mailer the conservative advocacy group Americans for Prosperity Foundation (AFPF) sent to thousands of state residents that contained inaccurate information about voter registration. 

The board was required to launch an investigation after a formal complaint was filed by Casey Mann, executive director of the N.C. Democratic Party. The complaint noted that the mailer, sent by the AFP Foundation—whose chairman is David Koch—included incorrect information on the registration deadline, where to send voter registration applications, and where to get answers to questions about registration. As Mann wrote in the complaint: 

The above referenced statements were certainly known by the Respondent to be false and known by the Respondents to have the effect of misleading, intimidating, and/or discouraging participation in the North Carolina General Election by recipients not yet sufficiently informed with respect to the voter registration requirements. 

Under North Carolina law, sending out a mass mailing or taking any other action where "the intent and effect is to intimidate or discourage potential voters" is a Class I felony. The elections board told the News & Observer that it has received at least 2,000 calls about the mailers, and has asked the AFP Foundation to send accurate information to the homes that received the misinformation. 

AFPF has downplayed the significance of the mailers, releasing a statement that said they "contained a few administrative errors" that "were not substantive."

Yeah telling voters the wrong information about registration deadlines and where to send their registrations, is clearly "not substantive."

Let's face it these assholes know that the more of us that vote across the country, the worse it is for them.

This is another reason why I hate the false equivalency I see lately of comparing the Koch brothers to Unions, or wealthy Democratic donors. The difference is that those people are encouraging people to register and vote, while the Koch brothers and their minions are attempting to suppress voter turnout, or steal elections outright.