OH Republicans charged with distributing phony sample ballots in election fraud case

[Charlemagne]

Ohio Republicans charged with distributing phony sample ballots in election fraud case

Published

on

November 5, 2019

By

Sky Palma

According to a report from a local ABC affiliate, two people have been charged resulting from an investigation into election fraud in Mario, Ohio.

Authorities were looking into whether the Marion County Republican Party was illegally distributing campaign handouts that were designed to mislead people to think they were sample ballots. Now, WSYX ABC 6 reporter Ben Garbarek has revealed that Republican candidate for Marion City Auditor, Robert Landon, and Marion County GOP official, John Matthews, have been charged for distributing phony sample ballots.

Ben Garbarek

@BenWSYX6

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So far no charges have been filed but that could change soon. https://abc6onyourside.com/news/local/possible-election-fraud-investigated-in-marion… #vote2019 #ElectionDay

Possible election fraud investigated in Marion

Investigators are looking into possible election fraud in Marion ahead of the 2019 election. Authorities are investigating whether the Marion County Republican Party broke the law with campaign...

abc6onyourside.com

Ben Garbarek

@BenWSYX6

BREAKING NEWS: Two people have been charged with distributing phony sample ballots. One of those charged is Robert Landon, the Republican candidate for Marion City Auditor. The other charged is John Matthews, a Marion Co. Republican official. #vote2019 #ElectionDay2019

According to Ohio law, political parties or candidates are banned from handing out sample ballots. The fraudulent materials handed out by Landon and Matthews were printed on white paper, while the law requires sample ballots to be on colored paper to distinguish them from real ones..

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/11/ohio-republicans-charged-with-distributing-phony-sample-ballots-in-election-fraud-case/

 

[toguy5252]

Ohio Republicans charged with distributing phony sample ballots in election fraud case

Published

on

November 5, 2019

By

Sky Palma

According to a report from a local ABC affiliate, two people have been charged resulting from an investigation into election fraud in Mario, Ohio.

Authorities were looking into whether the Marion County Republican Party was illegally distributing campaign handouts that were designed to mislead people to think they were sample ballots. Now, WSYX ABC 6 reporter Ben Garbarek has revealed that Republican candidate for Marion City Auditor, Robert Landon, and Marion County GOP official, John Matthews, have been charged for distributing phony sample ballots.

Ben Garbarek

@BenWSYX6

·8h

So far no charges have been filed but that could change soon. https://abc6onyourside.com/news/local/possible-election-fraud-investigated-in-marion… #vote2019 #ElectionDay

Possible election fraud investigated in Marion

Investigators are looking into possible election fraud in Marion ahead of the 2019 election. Authorities are investigating whether the Marion County Republican Party broke the law with campaign...

abc6onyourside.com

Ben Garbarek

@BenWSYX6

BREAKING NEWS: Two people have been charged with distributing phony sample ballots. One of those charged is Robert Landon, the Republican candidate for Marion City Auditor. The other charged is John Matthews, a Marion Co. Republican official. #vote2019 #ElectionDay2019

According to Ohio law, political parties or candidates are banned from handing out sample ballots. The fraudulent materials handed out by Landon and Matthews were printed on white paper, while the law requires sample ballots to be on colored paper to distinguish them from real ones..

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/11/ohio-republicans-charged-with-distributing-phony-sample-ballots-in-election-fraud-case/

Were they part of the 3M illegal aliens in California who voted for HRC?

 

[oldjones]

Were they part of the 3M illegal aliens in California who voted for HRC? [the bit I googled is highlighted]

Got a reference for that assertion? Google can't find any such thing. So they topped their results with the fact-check, that points out people have said such stuff, but no one has yet proven any of it, or even offered enough evidence to get a wider inquiry going.

BTW. the usual claim is three million nation-wide. That's why I'd like to know what got you imagining they were all Californians, and all illegal ones at that.

 

[toguy5252]

Got a reference for that assertion? Google can't find any such thing. So they topped their results with the fact-check, that points out people have said such stuff, but no one has yet proven any of it, or even offered enough evidence to get a wider inquiry going.

BTW. the usual claim is three million nation-wide. That's why I'd like to know what got you imagining they were all Californians, and all illegal ones at that.

I thought it would have been obvious that I was being sarcastic.

 

[oldjones]

I thought it would have been obvious that I was being sarcastic.

It is now, toguy.

I think they invented things called ee-mo-geez that are supposed to help with the obviousness-thing. Personally, when I consider using them I think giving up sarcasm is easier.

Let's consider it a pebble on the heap to ensure the Creature does not rise again.

 

[bver_hunter]

Corrupt Banana Republicans!!