Tim Steller's opinion: Local experience shows election-fraud believers won't be satisfied
The government was not doing enough, from their point of view, to prove that the results of an election were not fraudulent. It was the Pima County Board of Supervisors in January 2008, and the election in question was the 2006 Pima County vote over a half-cent sales tax to fund a new transportation plan and establish a Regional Transportation Authority. It passed by 60% to 40%, a surprisingly big margin. More than a year after the election, doubts had grown over whether the election was legitimate. Attorney Bill Risner spearheaded an effort to search for evidence of irregularities or fraud, ...
Source: tucson.com