Alabama elections chief calls for investigation of suspicious voter rolls
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October 22 2008
Alabama secretary of state asks state attorney general to investigate counties with more registered voters than people. Beth Chapman said that there is no evidence of voter fraud, but that she is concerned about the discrepancy in six counties between census figures and voter registration numbers.[1],[2]
A call for federal monitoring of elections in six Alabama counties
Chapman said that local officials told her that census figures for the counties in question may be inaccurate. Nevertheless, she said that the areas have a troubling history, and has asked the United States Department of Justice to monitor elections there.[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Birmingham News, Alabama Secretary of State Beth Chapman has asked state Attorney General Troy King to investigate voter rolls that have more people registered than people of voting age, October 22 2008
- ↑ Opelika-Auburn News: Editorial: Perception of voter fraud slap in the face of great liberty, Oct 20, 2008.
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