Democrat charged with voter fraud

A St. Louis verdict was handed down to a woman convicted of voter fraud.

On tape, Montgomery admitted taking from 1,000 to 1,200 voter registrations to the St. Louis Board of Elections on Feb. 7, 2001, just before the mayoral primary. Workers there launched an investigation after noticing that among the new voters was longtime Alderman Albert "Red" Villa, who died in 1990.

Montgomery told the grand jury that many of the fraudulent cards could have come from Operation Big Vote offices, based on the initials of volunteers and distinctive markings. She also matched initials to the names of more than a half-dozen workers.

Six volunteers pleaded guilty in December of dozens of election law violations for filling out the cards with names of the dead and other bogus information. One still faces charges.

Of course in the article there is no mention of weather the woman is democrat or republican. (MSM translation = she is democrat) The prosecution of voter fraud is an indication that something wrong did occur, as opposed to insisting that voter suppression occurred. Will we go through another election without having some sort of national standard for voting. The fraud can only get worse.