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New York Post
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LA woman admits to vote registration fraud but avoids prison
A woman from Marina Del Rey pleaded guilty to paying homeless individuals on Skid Row to register to vote as part of a 20-year scheme involving illegal petition signature collection. She was sentenced to 18 months of probation and 120 hours of community service, avoiding a potential five-year prison sentence. Prosecutors allege she targeted Skid Row because of its large homeless population and worked as a petition collector for unnamed vendors and coordinators. The FBI is investigating voter fraud in California, with additional prosecutions expected as part of a broader multi-state effort to ensure election integrity.
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