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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is just a week away from the May 7 primary election and six months from the November 5 general election.Election fraud can mean many things including false registrations, duplicate voting, impersonation fraud at the polls, buying votes, fraudulent use of absentee ballots, and ballot petition fraud.
“I’m going to pull out my state issued identification,” said Dan Goldblatt, Director of Policy and Communication and Marion County Clerk’s Office.Once a poll worker scanned his driver’s license, an error message popped up indicating Goldblatt had already voted.It’s one of dozens of measures Marion County has in place to prevent against fraud.WRTV Investigates asked Bell about whether they’ve had instances of people trying to vote under a deceased person’s name.
“What we have is called a hopper in our statewide voter registration that shows us everyone that is deceased so that we can remove them from the voter roll,” said Alex Nyirendah , co-director of the Marion County Board of Voters Registration. “If someone tries to go across the hallway and vote, the poll book shows the individual is deceased.”“We have not had any cases of any election fraud or fraudulently trying to register to vote,” said Nyirendah.
In 2017, WRTV reported Marion County prosecutors criminally charged a dozen employees with the Indiana Voter Registration Project for falsifying applications.
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