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3 Women Convicted of Voter Fraud in Alabama Sends an Important Message

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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall on Thursday announced the indictments of Sarah Bennett, 60, Sharon Denson, 67, and Samantha Kyles, 46.

The three women face a combined 17 counts of ballot harvesting and 20 counts of unlawful use of absentee ballots in the Aug. 26, 2025, Frisco City municipal election in Monroe County.

It’s only 37 votes in a small town, but if it happens here, doesn’t it seem to follow that it happens elsewhere and everywhere?

Ballot harvesting is an easy way to cheat.

Alabama.com:

Marshall said the indictments alleged that the women falsified absentee ballot applications or verification documents and harvested the ballots of multiple people.

Bennett faces 18 counts with a bond set at $54,000.

Kyles’ bond is set at $21,000 for her seven-count indictment, and Denson’s bond is set at $36,000 for 12 counts.

Unlawful use of absentee ballots is a Class C felony punishable by one year and one day up to 10 years in prison.

Ballot harvesting is a Class A misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail.

Who thinks this is not happening everywhere?

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5 COMMENTS

  1. Caught, incarcerated, now let’s see what happens to them in court. I’ll be surprised if they get any prison time.

  2. It NEEDS to be AS SEVERE as a non-payment of child support orders on white christian males in Florida.

    FIVE years in Raiford, a $5000 fine and five years probation at an EXTRE $500/mo. Prison IF you miss ANY payments.

    • Democrats would protest that they simply do not understand, as they have never been subject to prosecution before, so why now?

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