New Hampshire man pleads guilty to voting in 2 states in 2016
A man who voted in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts in the 2016 general election has been ordered to pay nearly $5,000 in fines and penalties.
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A man who voted in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts in the 2016 general election has been ordered to pay nearly $5,000 in fines and penalties.
Senate Bill 328 makes it level 6 felony, punishable by up to two-and-a-half years behind bars, for a person to knowingly or intentionally vote more than one ballot in the
Less votes than the a.n.c. now going to have been some complaints about to the electoral process was this a free and fair ballot. see there was a video that emerged on twitter shortly after the elections of a voter who took off the ink from his stump the ink that you got on you get you get on your thumb where after the process of voting and that sparked a huge speculation whether it's possible to double vote to basically just cast a vote in one polling station move to the next one and vote again today there were thirty five smaller parties who walked out of the meeting with the electoral commi...
A huge speculation whether it was possible to double vote to basically just cast a vote in one polling station move to the next one and vote again today there were thirty five smaller parties who walked out of the meeting with the electoral commission demanding a proper audit into these allegations of double voting and mike christine one who has been talking to people in the city of johannesburg about it and they were also quite concerned you still have you'll encounter them can you show to us some people say that people were able to avoid twice because the in came off no no one to two eyes wo...
>> jesse: to dana's point, usually a recount or hand recount in this case won't swing anything if it's anywhere over 1,000. this is what, 15,000? >> juan: almost 13,000. the thing is the real damage here is i don't understand, given that it's likely that governor scott becomes senator scott, and there's not really a recount and the governor's race, why are republicans going after and suggesting that there is fraud or somehow that there's criminality? even the republicans -- there has not been. even the republican secretary of state -- >> jesse: florida department of law enforcement investigati...