A Brunswick County votes official tells The Federalist that the North Carolina State Board of Elections is looking into various allegations of voter registration fraud related to a voter registration travel.  ,
Voting imitation
The Brunswick County Board of Elections ‘ producer, Sara LaVere, informed me that 18 electors contacted her company complaining that they had not filled out the registration forms that had been sent to her office. According to LeVere, it appears that one “falsely filled out the kinds.” Election officials are calling the alleged identity fraud “voter impersonation” . ,
” We noticed some information that was different than what we had on record, an target, Social Security number, so we sent a letter to those citizens asking them to finish that knowledge”, the elections official told me in an interview Thursday.  ,
LaVere claimed that the criminal kinds were first sent to the State Board of Elections, who then sent them for confirmation.
The data indicate that the state voting registration forms appear to have been generated by a voter registration drive, and they also contain code indicating where they came from. According to LaVere, in this instance, the code on the 18 applications indicated that they were the result of a subscription travel.  ,
‘ It’s No Me’
The State Board of Elections received a message from Brunswick County votes leaders. LaVere claimed that she has never received a response from state authorities regarding the investigation’s progress. The Federalist was contacted by state officials for comment, including an email that inquired about whether there were any suspects, detention, or lawyers in the case. The message attempts to find out who was responsible for the voting registration travel and whether other regions in North Carolina are dealing with similar situations.  ,
It’s possible that other county elections boards in North Carolina have received similar fake forms if the fake membership applications were obtained from a voter registration travel.  ,
Leland, North Carolina, native Shelley Gentner was one of the reported patients. Reached for comment, Gentner said she would never discuss the matter with The Federalist, but she did share her experiences with WECT News6 in Wilmington.
Gentner informed the Brunswick County Board of Elections that she had been requested to check her vote information in an August text. A version of a voting registration application form that contained the wrong birth date and the invalid last four digits of her Social Security Number was attached. It did contain her correct address and phone number, but the name was forged, she told the TV place.  ,
” I’m like,’ Okay, anyone has signed my title on an application. It’s no my name. It’s no me,'” Gentner, a listed, affiliated vote in the region since 2020, told the reporter.  ,
The personality crimes are unlawful but technically no voter fraud because the subscription form was not used to falsely throw a ballot. Anyone who deliberately, deliberately, and with false goal provides misleading information on the application is guilty of a Class I felony, punishable by up to two years in prison, according to North Carolina law.  ,
Votes officials in North Carolina are handling early election that will start the following year in more than a hundred counties that have been hit by Hurricane Helene. In bounce state North Carolina, election integrity is in more danger than ever this election year as a result of an army of leftist organizations supporting get-out-the-vote strategies targeting left-leaning citizens and lawful conflicts involving hundreds of thousands of voting licenses.
‘ This is Fraud ‘
Ohio, also, is dealing with occurrences of reported voter registration fraud in some counties. Ohio’s Secretary of State Frank LaRose requested 20 county prosecutors ‘ reports on suspected election law violations in August” for review and possible legal trial.” The transgressions, according to the secretary of state’s office, involve Black Fork Strategies LLC, an Ohio-based “engagement company that focuses on all factors of society and political field work”.
A month earlier, the Hamilton County Board of Elections had received a stack of obviously false voter registration types, including one in the name of classic U. S. minister, the late Henry Kissinger. Elections Board members in a meeting in July informed Hamilton BOE people that all of the programs ‘ names all appeared to be written in the same handwriting.
” The first thing I want to level out is, you know, we use words like ‘ inconsistencies,’ ‘ fear,’ and everything else because we try to be Computer, I guess. But this is fraud, openly false conduct”, said Hamilton County Board of Elections part Alex Triantafilou, who also serves as chairman of the Ohio Republican Party.  ,
In Cuyahoga County, house to Cleveland, the local board of elections found at least 18 dubious voter registration accounts involving Black Fork, The Federalist reported in August.
According to County Prosecuting Attorney Mike Gmoser, prosecutors from Butler County are scheduled to release their observations quickly in a telephone interview on Thursday.  ,
Election sheets in Delaware and Franklin regions reported false voter registration aspects linked to Black Fork Strategies last month, according to the Columbus Dispatch.  ,
Where the Evidence Takes the Place?
Dan Lusheck, a spokesman for the Ohio Secretary of State, said the office is still looking into the matter, and he cannot comment on anything more than what has been reported in the press. However, Lusheck asserts that the investigation into possible voter registration fraud is still important.  ,
In a statement emailed to The Federalist, he stated that” we’re working with prosecutors in multiple counties to investigate and potentially prosecute wrongdoing related to Black Fork Strategies operatives.” ” We’ll go where the evidence leads, and we’ll enforce the law wherever it’s been broken” . ,
LaRose recently established the secretary of state office’s first full-time investigative unit dedicated solely to protecting elections.  ,
Black Fork Strategies officials have not returned The Federalist’s requests for comment. The organization has released a statement stating that it is working with elections officials to respond to all inquiries for details about Black Fork’s voter registration program.  ,
” Black Fork Strategies take any allegations of possible voter registration fraud seriously and cooperates with investigations”, Black Fork’s statement concludes.  ,
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Matt Kittle covers The Federalist’s senior elections coverage. An award-winning investigative reporter and 30-year veteran of print, broadcast, and online journalism, Kittle previously served as the executive director of Empower Wisconsin.