“The local elections board was concerned when Womack declared to have “first-hand knowledge of individuals having sold their ballots” during the commissioner meeting, according to a letter dated Dec. 11, 2012, to Womack by the board. Selling and purchasing ballots are state felonies and the board “would ask that (Womack) immediately provide (the) board and the district attorney’s office with the names of those individuals who have sold their votes,” according to the December letter.”

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