Title: 10 Oregon voters plead guilty to voter fraud in 2016 presidential election - oregonlive.com
Headings: 10 Oregon voters plead guilty to voter fraud in 2016 presidential election
10 Oregon voters plead guilty to voter fraud in 2016 presidential election
Elections chief: More than 50 may have voted illegally in Oregon
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Content: Those convicted include four Democrats, one Republican, one Libertarian and four people not affiliated with a political party. Most of the convictions involved people who cast a ballot in two different states. Many of the cases initially involved felony charges, but all were eventually reduced to a violation. None resulted in jail time. The maximum penalty was $1,000 and 10 hours of community service for 45-year-old Michael Cruz of Portland. On the low end, a judge waived a proposed $440 fine on 40-year-old Jeremy Robbins, also of Portland. Prosecutors said Robbins cast a ballot in both Oregon and Washington. “At the time of the election, (Robbins) was suffering from kidney infections which impacted his cognition,” said Oregon Department of Justice spokeswoman Kristina Edmunson. “ He does not remember voting two ballots, but acknowledges that he did and is extremely remorseful.” The most recent conviction was of Betty Clark of Haines, Oregon.