Thursday, April 29, 2010
Kentucky Officials On Alert For Election Fraud
KENTUCKY...
Federal and state investigators will be monitoring the May 18 primary election for voter fraud. Secretary of State Trey Grayson and Attorney General Jack Conway appeared together at a news conference on Wednesday to say election fraud won't be tolerated in Kentucky. Grayson called on Kentucky citizens to report any suspicious activities they see at the polls on Election Day. Conway said he would have investigators randomly patrolling precincts and polling places to watch for improprieties. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ken Taylor said voter fraud perverts democracy. He said anyone involved in election fraud this year will be subject to federal or state prosecution.
Federal and state investigators will be monitoring the May 18 primary election for voter fraud. Secretary of State Trey Grayson and Attorney General Jack Conway appeared together at a news conference on Wednesday to say election fraud won't be tolerated in Kentucky. Grayson called on Kentucky citizens to report any suspicious activities they see at the polls on Election Day. Conway said he would have investigators randomly patrolling precincts and polling places to watch for improprieties. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ken Taylor said voter fraud perverts democracy. He said anyone involved in election fraud this year will be subject to federal or state prosecution.
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