Hundreds voting from grave in California
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KTVU Channel 2 investigation has found hundreds of Bay Area people who are legally dead may have voted in at least in one election after they passed away, raising questions about voter fraud.[1]
The investigation found that in the last eight elections during the last 10 years 232 people with death certificates had voted after they had died. More than half of these people – 153 to be exact – showed up as having voted after they died in one county: Alameda.[1]
Despite the evidence, Alameda County Officials maintain there is no evidence of vote fraud.
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