An interesting approach to combat voter fraud

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Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pays his first $25,000 bounty for voter fraud

 

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I guess there's not any concern for voter fraud, which is odd because of the comments I read about the election being allegedly stolen.

 

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Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pays his first $25,000 bounty for voter fraud

In this world don't you just know in Texas there's some bunch of people thinking they can make a fortune off this?

 

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In this world don't you just know in Texas there's some bunch of people thinking they can make a fortune off this?

I wouldn't doubt it. The amusing detail of this story is that the Texas Lt. Governor paid his first $25,000 bounty for voter fraud to a Democratic poll worker in Pennsylvania, whose tip led to a single conviction of illegal voting by a registered Republican, who voted illegally in his son's name.

 

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I think it will be quite interesting to see who else claims a bounty for voter fraud next from the Texas Lieutenant Governor. He was determined to find instances of voter fraud after Joe Biden won the election in November, and it turns out his first bounty for voter fraud was paid to a Democrat.