Title: No, voter fraud isn't a myth: 10 cases where it's all too real - Washington Times
Headings: No, voter fraud isn't a myth: 10 cases where it's all too real
No, voter fraud isn't a myth: 10 cases where it's all too real
ANALYSIS/OPINION:
1. Dead people voting in Colorado.
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2. Illegals found voting in Virginia; only discovered after they self-reported.
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3. Some Pennsylvania citizens voting twice.
4. Illegal voters uncovered in Philadelphia; half had previously voted.
5. Voter rigging triggers probe in Texas.
6. Indiana voter fraud investigation grows to 56 counties.
7. Three under investigation in Oklahoma for voting twice in the presidential primary.
8. Election fraud in Kentucky.
9. Underage voters found voting in Wisconsin’s presidential primary.
10. Voter registration cards sent to illegals in Pennsylvania.
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Content: 7. Three under investigation in Oklahoma for voting twice in the presidential primary. An investigation is underway into three Comanche County, Oklahoma, residents who voted twice in last week’s Presidential Preferential Primary, according to the local ABC 7 News station, KSWO. “All three submitted absentee ballots before showing up to their polling place on March 1 and voted again in person,” the report said. “ The Comanche County Sheriff’s Department is investigating the case and will interview all three of them before handing the case over to the district attorney.” 8. Election fraud in Kentucky. A Franklin County grand jury has indicted a Pike County man in June on multiple felony counts of election fraud in connection with last month’s statewide primary. Keith Justice, 50, has been charged with four counts of intimidating an election officer and one count of interfering with an election officer in Pike County. 9.