Election Judge Charged with 2 Felonies for Voter Fraud

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A man who served as a head election judge in a Minnesota township has been charged with two felony counts for allegedly letting 11 people vote even though they weren’t registered.

He was charged with one count of accepting the vote of an unregistered voter and one count of neglect of duty by an election official, both felonies, according to a report from Fox 9.

Officials began investigating after Hubbard County Auditor Kay Rave could not find any completed voter registration forms among the ballots and other materials returned by Timothy Michael Scouton, 64, of Nevis, who had been head election judge in the Badoura Township precinct, according to a criminal complaint filed Friday.

Another election judge told an investigator from the county sheriff’s office that Scouton directed them not to use the registration forms, the complaint said, while another said Scouton told them that new voters needed only to sign the back of a book.

He allegedly knew the voters had to fill out a registration form, but he told them not to. Judge Scouton was trained in July.

Authorities spoke with another judge who worked with Scouton on the night of the election, with the judge telling police that Scouton instructed her not to use the proper registration forms. Another judge working with Scouton told police that she was not aware of the proper forms and was instructed by Scouton to have voters sign the back of a book.

Scouton has not commented.

 


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Patriot
Patriot
6 months ago

Start filing felony charges on dishonest election judges in Pennsylvania, Nevada, Arizona, etc, and maybe judges across the nation will realize election fraud comes with a high personal cost to them, and Americans want free and honest elections.

Patriot
Patriot
6 months ago
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There are two commissioners in Buck County, Pennsylvania who have publicly defied state law and their Supreme court’s ruling. Both should be charged with election fraud and given time within the penial system to think about the fact that Americans want fair and honest elections

Joel A Mason
Joel A Mason
6 months ago

Go figure, now tell us if they are Dem or Repub. Make the judge pay a real price for those frauds.