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Man arrested and charged with casting illegal ballot and registering dead voters in Pennsylvania Print this article A Pennsylvania man was charged with perjury and unlawful voting after he registered and voted in place of his dead mother and mother-in-law, authorities said. Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer said that “even though this was the most secure election in our lifetimes, human history shows that there are always some who will try and criminally cheat any system.” “The fact that Mr. Bartman was able to register two deceased individuals through the Commonwealt...

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The lawyer for the Republican who pretended to be his dead mom to illegally vote for Trump says his client was attempting 'civil disobedience' jshamsian@insider.com (Jacob Shamsian) © Drew Angerer/Getty Images President Donald Trump. Drew Angerer/Getty Images Bruce Bartman pretended to be his dead mother to illegally cast a vote for President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, prosecutors say. Samuel Stretton, Bartman's lawyer, told Insider he admitted to the crime and plans to plead guilty. "It was his way of doing civil disobedience by voting illegally for Trump," Stretton sai...

"The system did what it was supposed to do, which was make a check to the PennDOT system, and for some reason, not only was it not caught as a voter registration for a deceased individual, in fact the system uploaded the information from PennDOT, including the signature," said Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer. Bartman also attempted to use the social security number of his deceased mother-in-law to obtain a mail-in ballot for her, but he was unable to do so after he allegedly falsified additional information requested by the state when it flagged the request. Bartman told...