CHARGES IN MICHIGAN VOTER FRAUD

By Bob Walsh

 

The State of Michigan is charging four people who deliberately voted twice in the most recent primary election in Michigan.    In addition to the voters three part-time election workers are being charged.  The local prosecutor in St. Clair Shores, a Republican, declined to file charges stating lack of clear criminal intent.

 

The four people voted both by mail and in person.  The existing records clearly showed that the four had already voted absentee but they were allowed to vote again in person at a polling place.  The poll workers are also being charged.