Conditions Ripe for Voter Fraud?
- by: M.D. Kittle
- 11.09.20
- Source:
Townhall
- 11/10/2020
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In 2009, the Milwaukee woman pleaded guilty to election fraud charges. She received one-year behind bars, but the judge stayed the sentence. Lewis ended up serving 90 days, and was given three years probation.
Lewis is one of dozens of people who have been convicted of voter fraud in Wisconsin, according to the Heritage Foundation’s Election Fraud Database.
Voter fraud happens. While convictions may be difficult to achieve, election experts say the circumstances were ripe for gaming the 2020 presidential election.
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