Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Tuesday that authorities arrested a noncitizen for her alleged role in a voter assistance scheme during a 2016 border city runoff election.
Marcela Gutierrez, a non-United States citizen, was taken into custody following an investigation conducted by the AG’s office. On June 3, she was indicted by a Hidalgo County grand jury and charged with illegal voting for marking a ballot without a voter’s consent in a June 2016 Hidalgo city runoff election. Gutierrez purportedly misled a voter to believe she was demonstrating how to use a voting machine when, actually, the accused cast votes on a ballot for a slate of candidates she was paid to support.
In Texas, illegal voting is a second degree felony punishable by two to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. Gutierrez also faces 10 misdemeanor counts of unlawfully assisting a voter.
Two of her fellow campaign workers, Sylvia Arjona and Sara Ornelas, were implicated in the alleged voter assistance scheme.
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5 comments:
Build the Wall!!
This points to a larger conspiracy, leading to the very core of the Democratic Party.
Non-citizen Arrested for Alleged Illegal ‘Voter Assistance’ Scheme in Texas Border City
Why are these jerks afraid to say "illegal alien?"
They aren't going to say much because this will help them in the mid-term elections.
This just can't be true...the Dems say there is "no voter fraud".....and of course, we should believe them....NOT
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