The Vote Fraud Truther Challenge of the Day:
Commissioner Eric Haynes could be facing a felony charge and up to five years in prison for using a fraudulent address when he voted in November. The Broward Office of Inspector General has forwarded a report to the Florida Elections Commission showing Haynes used the address of a house he sold in August 2012 when voting early on Nov. 3.At the time, Haynes signed a voting certificate saying that he lived at the address and that “if I commit or attempt to commit fraud in connection with voting … I could be convicted of a felony of the third degree and both fined up to $5,000 and imprisoned for up to five years.”Haynes said Wednesday it was an innocent oversight and that he was still living in the city.
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