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: The guilty plea carried with it a six month suspended jail sentence, 18 months probation, $500 fine, and $2,000 in restitution to Mayor Cloud. 4. Fort Worth, Texas
Hazel Woodard, a Democratic precinct chairwoman candidate in Fort Worth, Texas, was concerned that her husband would not make it to the polls to vote for her. So, she simply had her teenage son vote in his place in an election in 2011 before the state’s new voter ID law was in place. The impersonation at the poll went unnoticed until the husband showed up at the same polling place later that day and tried to cast a second ballot in his name. Hazel recently pleaded guilty to impersonation fraud at the polls, and was sentenced to two years of deferred adjudication probation. 5. Perth Amboy, N.J.
A lot of elections between candidates are close—but New Jersey politician Fernando Gonzales won his seat on the Perth Amboy City Council by only 10 votes. A judge found that his wife, Democratic Chairwoman Leslie Dominguez-Rodriguez, took advantage of nursing home residents, including a blind man, a resident who could not remember her address or voting, and others who testified Dominguez-Rodrigues coerced them into voting for her husband. A Superior Court judge overturned the election results and ordered a new election be held.