Title: Don’t Think Voter Fraud Happens?
Headings: Don’t Think Voter Fraud Happens? Here Are 5 Cases From 2015 That Will Make You Think Again
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Don’t Think Voter Fraud Happens? Here Are 5 Cases From 2015 That Will Make You Think Again
1. Madison County, Ga.
2. Magoffin County, Ky.
3. Turkey Creek, La.
4. Fort Worth, Texas
5. Perth Amboy, N.J.
Sandoval County, N.M.

Content: Madison County, Ga.
Mohammad Shafiq of Madison County, Georgia, was none too happy with Madison County sheriff candidate Clayton Lowe. So Shafiq started campaigning for the other candidate by submitting fraudulent voter registration cards supposedly for new voters, apparently intending to eventually vote under those registrations. When the fraud was detected, he coerced a couple to sign affidavits falsely saying they had registered themselves. He was charged with two counts of voter identification fraud, two counts of perjury, and three counts of tampering with evidence. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 years probation and a fine of $6,750. 2. Magoffin County, Ky.
During the November 2014 election for county judge-executive, Larry Perkins of Magoffin County, Kentucky, saw fellow resident Simon Marshall with a crisp, new $50 bill. When Perkins asked Marshall—who had limited intellectual ability—where the money came from, Marshall replied, “It is Election Day.” A judge threw out the results of the election, which was decided by only 28 votes, citing evidence that “people sold their votes” as well as numerous other violations of election rules, including a lack of required information on applications for absentee ballots, precinct officers failing to document how they identified voters and improperly helping people vote, and residents casting early ballots when there was no Republican election commissioner present as required. The judge ruled the election was the result of fraud and bribery.