Former Maine candidate pleads guilty in clean elections fraud case
A judge approved a 10-day jail sentence for Matthew Toth, but said the penalty can be satisfied through an alternative sentencing program.
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A judge approved a 10-day jail sentence for Matthew Toth, but said the penalty can be satisfied through an alternative sentencing program.
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Clinton Collamore, of Waldoboro, will serve 72 hours and be required to perform 100 hours of community service
Clinton Collamore, of Waldoboro, pleaded guilty on 11 counts of unsworn falsification and one count of violating the Maine Clean Election Act.
As part of a plea deal, prosecutors dismissed 20 additional felony aggravated forgery charges against Clinton Collamore.