Saturday, February 20, 2010
Clay County Vote-Fraud Trial Continues
KENTUCKY....
During the continuing trial for eight Clay County officials, former Clay County precinct worker Wanda White testified Friday that top election officers, Clerk Freddy Thompson, chief election officer, along with Charles Wayne Jones, the Democratic election commissioner, taught her how to change peoples' choices on voting machines to steal votes in the May 2006 primary. White said the scheme involved duping people into walking away from the voting computer before finishing their selections, then changing their choices. White said she stole more than 100 votes in the election. "It was easy done," she said. White said she also went into the booth with people who had sold their vote to make sure they cast ballots for the candidates who had paid. The eight charged have pled not guilty and argued witnesses against them have lied to help themselves. Most witnesses so far have been convicted felons who would like to get their sentences cut. White said she agreed to help the FBI in return for not being charged, but the deal requires her to testify truthfully.
During the continuing trial for eight Clay County officials, former Clay County precinct worker Wanda White testified Friday that top election officers, Clerk Freddy Thompson, chief election officer, along with Charles Wayne Jones, the Democratic election commissioner, taught her how to change peoples' choices on voting machines to steal votes in the May 2006 primary. White said the scheme involved duping people into walking away from the voting computer before finishing their selections, then changing their choices. White said she stole more than 100 votes in the election. "It was easy done," she said. White said she also went into the booth with people who had sold their vote to make sure they cast ballots for the candidates who had paid. The eight charged have pled not guilty and argued witnesses against them have lied to help themselves. Most witnesses so far have been convicted felons who would like to get their sentences cut. White said she agreed to help the FBI in return for not being charged, but the deal requires her to testify truthfully.
# posted by Homer Owens @ 5:11 AM 
