Vote fraud in California

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Nativo Lopez, 2008

See also: Voting more than once

Prosecutors are charging immigrant-rights activist Nativo Lopez with four felony charges of voter fraud. They say he registered to vote in January 2008 in Boyle Heights, while maintaining a previous registration in Orange County.^[1]

Voter registration fraud in 1997

In 1997, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to request that the Justice Department prosecute La Hermandad Mexicana Nacional after investigators for the House Administration Committee complained that the group had registered hundreds of illegal voters prior to a very close congressional election in Orange County, California.

References

1. ↑ Orange County Register, "Immigrant-rights activist to fight voter fraud charges", September 22, 2009

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