Updates | The Week of August 14, 2017

Britany Riley // 8/20/17 // Topic Update

Intentional voter fraud is “pretty much nonexistent”—since 2008, Arizona State Officials have only sent 30 cases to the state Attorney General’s Office on allegations of double-voting (Arizona Central).

Former Trump campaign aides are starting a group which will target “fraudulent” voters (NYT).

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