Former Hale County circuit clerk indicted on multiple counts of vote fraud
From Ballotpedia
March 8, 2008
Former Hale County circuit clerk was indicted on multiple counts of vote fraud-related charges. The 13-count indictment resulted from the elections in 2004 and the spring of 2005 when Gay Nell Tinker was charged with possessing a forged absentee voter affidavit, promoting illegal absentee voting, and committing perjury[1]
Indictment is the latest development in investigations of Hale County voting irregularities
In 2007 the state attorney general named Bobby Singleton, a state senator from Greensboro, was also charged in a vote fraud investigation. Singleton has denied the charges.[1]
See also
- Alabama Legislator Named Suspect in Voter Fraud Probe
- Former Greensboro city councilwoman indicted on vote fraud-related charges
- Alabama vote fraud news archive
- Past incidents of vote fraud in Alabama
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