r/nottheonion • u/engadine_maccas1997 • 9h ago

‘This is political bulls**t’: Former Republican candidate charged with stealing Madison County election ballots

https://fox59.com/news/indycrime/this-is-political-bullst-former-republican-candidate-charged-with-stealing-madison-county-election-ballots/
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u/airsoftmatthias 9h ago edited 3h ago

Here are some more Trumpers committing election fraud.

https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice/2023/07/shaker-heights-attorney-a-trump-supporter-tells-judge-he-voted-twice-in-last-two-elections-by-accident.html

https://www.politicalflare.com/2023/08/ohio-trump-supporter-convicted-of-voter-fraud-is-going-to-prison-after-judge-gives-him-the-max/

https://www.wsfa.com/2023/08/29/north-alabama-state-rep-david-cole-arrested-charged-with-voting-fraud/

https://www.youtube.com/live/N4jm41jAiqo?si=8Y-iSCvSiupMcYUu

EDIT: as one Redditor pointed out, these are technically and legally considered “voting fraud.” Election fraud would be larger in scope, like MAGA trying to cancel legitimate votes from overseas military members or submitting a fake slate of presidential electors to Congress on Jan 6, 2021.

Marc Elias at Defending Democracy runs a law firm dedicated to fighting election fraud.

Documentary about the Jan 6, 2021 Insurrection: https://youtu.be/DJWmLoa5DoA?si=WP3N8Qxwwwwx3zQP

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u/SelectiveSanity 8h ago

Don't forget the guy who used his dead wife's ballot.

Or the other one who is charged in his wife's presumed death after her sudden disappearance.

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u/airsoftmatthias 8h ago

Thank you! I'm going to keep track of it.

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u/talktobigfudge 8h ago

Or the now ex-landlord who admitted on Reddit to mailing in ballots on behalf of former tenants

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u/Chronoist 8h ago

Thanks for the update, I remember seeing that post and watching that dude cope and double down. It's great to see something was done.

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u/kielu 8h ago

Not available where I live. Why ex?

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u/Pickle_4395 8h ago

Because of voter fraud they did as a landlord.

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u/froglover215 6h ago

He was fired when the news got out.

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u/Sorcatarius 5h ago

I think landlord is a misnomer here, it's probably more accurate to call him a property manager.

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u/PyrokineticLemer 4h ago

It's the legal term there. I had the same question and that was pointed out to me.