Twelve members of a Democrat-aligned group focused on registering black voters in Indiana have been charged with submitting fake or fraudulent voter registration applications ahead of last November's election.
The charged individuals, working for the Indiana Voter Registration Project, created an unknown number of fake registrations as a way to meet quotas, the Associated Pressreports. The Voter Registration Project itself also faces charges.
State Police began their investigation last August, when around a dozen registration forms were flagged by a county clerk for "missing or suspicious information." The investigation eventually expanded from Hendricks County to over 56 counties across the state. It found workers had submitted applications on behalf of nonexistent Indianans, doubled applications for already-registered citizens, and submitted at least one application on behalf of a minor, according to Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry.
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That's what liberals do. If you ever see a politician fighting about not having to show identification to vote this is why.
ReplyDeleteHillary won the popular vote? I wonder why?
ReplyDeleteKudos to the county clerk for actually doing her job!
ReplyDeleteAmazing that the AP actually reported this.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many of those newly registered voters actually made it to the polls? How many made it more than once?
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