Vote fraud in Mississippi

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Absentee fraud, 2007

See: Absentee ballot vote fraud

Connie Hollins of Woodville, Mississippi, went on trial in September 2009 on three counts of voter fraud. The allegation is that she committed absentee ballot vote fraud during a 2007 Democratic Party primary in Wilkinson County. A jury found that Hollins was not guilty.^[1]

References

1. ↑ Clarion-Ledger, "Woodville woman acquitted of voter fraud", October 1, 2009

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