Multiple arrested in North Texas for federal voter fraud
A voter fraud investigation in Dallas and Tarrant counties resulted in the arrests of seven people, and Tarrant County officials have charged two more. FOX 4's Dionne Anglin has more.
Summary by Southlake News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: KDFW, as published by FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth (KDFW) · · 1 min read
A voter fraud investigation in Dallas and Tarrant counties resulted in the arrests of seven people, and Tarrant County officials have charged two more. FOX 4's Dionne Anglin has more.
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The lines were long. How long? The wait stretched to two hours in some places. On the final day of early voting , North Texans showed that making their vote count was worth every second. At Tarrant County College's Southeast Campus, an aerial view captured a line of voters wrappi...
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Voters waited in long lines at several North Texas polling locations on Friday, with the final voter at one Tarrant County site casting a ballot well after polls closed. At Paul Quinn College, students celebrated voting, many for the first time, while discussing the importance of...
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