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ABERDEEN – A special election for the Ward 1 alderman seat April 20 will determine if Nicholas Holliday will maintain his seat on the board or if Robert Devaull will be the next alderman. Confusion last week about where it’s being held, though, was yet to be determined as of press time. Devaull challenged the results of last June’s runoff for the seat in a case heard in Monroe County Circuit Court in January. Special Judge Jeff Weill, Sr., who presided over the election contest, ordered for the new election in February, citing a number of issues such as irregularities with ball...

https://www.afinalwarning.com/500992.html (Natural News) A Mississippi judge has ruled in favor of repeating elections in the city of Aberdeen following the discovery of “overwhelming” evidence of vote fraud. Judge Jeff Weill’s 64-page order said there was undeniable evidence of “fraud and criminal activity” during a Democratic runoff election. Some of the aspects of the past election marred by fraud included the handling of absentee ballots, the counting of votes and activities by certain individuals at the polling place. Weill called for a repeat of the Democratic runoff electio...

ABERDEEN – As of last week, no firm date was set for Ward 1’s special election for the alderman seat. According to city clerk Melissa Moore, the city is awaiting further directions. “We’re just waiting to get the ruling from the judge and they said the governor normally sets the election,” she said, summing up discussion during last week’s board of aldermen meeting. “We’re just waiting to get the ruling that we need to know how to go about setting the next date and when it should be.” Robert Devaull, who lost the race last summer to Nicholas Hollid...

A Mississippi judge ordered a new runoff election for an Aberdeen election following over three-quarters of absentee ballots being cast in the June Democratic runoff election found to be invalid.

Voting and election fraud are real, and we need safeguards against them.