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And yet I didn't see you crying when your party did the same thing.

Except the Republican candidate didn't do it in that case.

Alex Rodríguez, a 55-year-old auto parts salesman with no political experience, ran as an independent in the three-way race in Miami-Dade County, pulling in 6,000 votes. The race was won by Republican Ileana García by just 32 votes. She is not implicated in the scheme.
(from the article you cited)
 
Except the Republican candidate didn't do it in that case.

Alex Rodríguez, a 55-year-old auto parts salesman with no political experience, ran as an independent in the three-way race in Miami-Dade County, pulling in 6,000 votes. The race was won by Republican Ileana García by just 32 votes. She is not implicated in the scheme.
(from the article you cited)
A sham candidate for the Florida Legislature pleaded guilty Tuesday to being part of a vote siphoning scheme in last year’s election and will testify against a former Republican state senator who prosecutors say ran it.

Alex Rodríguez agreed to testify against former Sen. Frank Artiles after pleading guilty in Miami-Dade County to accepting illegal campaign donations and lying on campaign documents. He will receive three years probation if he cooperates, including a year of house arrest. He had faced a possible 20-year prison sentence.

Prosecutors charged Artiles in March with felony campaign fraud charges, saying he secretly gave more than $44,000 to Rodriguez so that he could run in the 2020 election to confuse voters and siphon ballots from then-Democratic incumbent, Sen. Jose Javier Rodríguez
 
A sham candidate for the Florida Legislature pleaded guilty Tuesday to being part of a vote siphoning scheme in last year’s election and will testify against a former Republican state senator who prosecutors say ran it.

Alex Rodríguez agreed to testify against former Sen. Frank Artiles after pleading guilty in Miami-Dade County to accepting illegal campaign donations and lying on campaign documents. He will receive three years probation if he cooperates, including a year of house arrest. He had faced a possible 20-year prison sentence.

Prosecutors charged Artiles in March with felony campaign fraud charges, saying he secretly gave more than $44,000 to Rodriguez so that he could run in the 2020 election to confuse voters and siphon ballots from then-Democratic incumbent, Sen. Jose Javier Rodríguez
But he wasn't the candidate. In the case in Alaska, the candidate and her staff are the ones who ran the scam.
 
Hey board leftists, @Cypress @AProudLefty @ModernDiogenes - I thought you claimed your party doesn't engage in election fraud?
There is nothing illegal about running for office with the name Dan Sullivan.

The fact that you don't like it :cuss: doesn't make it illegal or fraudulent.

"Election authorities in the state attempted to disqualify the other Dan Sullivan before the August primary, but the state supreme court ruled that he can appear on the ballot."

 
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Except the Republican candidate didn't do it in that case.

Alex Rodríguez, a 55-year-old auto parts salesman with no political experience, ran as an independent in the three-way race in Miami-Dade County, pulling in 6,000 votes. The race was won by Republican Ileana García by just 32 votes. She is not implicated in the scheme.
(from the article you cited)
And and Alex Garcia was sent to prison. AND State Senator Frank Artiles was barred from every holding public office again for his part in it.

Lefty didn't actually read the article, it was just in his daily talking points because when the NY Times criticizes the party - you know the scandal is bad news.
 
A sham candidate for the Florida Legislature pleaded guilty Tuesday to being part of a vote siphoning scheme in last year’s election and will testify against a former Republican state senator who prosecutors say ran it.

Alex Rodríguez agreed to testify against former Sen. Frank Artiles after pleading guilty in Miami-Dade County to accepting illegal campaign donations and lying on campaign documents. He will receive three years probation if he cooperates, including a year of house arrest. He had faced a possible 20-year prison sentence.

Prosecutors charged Artiles in March with felony campaign fraud charges, saying he secretly gave more than $44,000 to Rodriguez so that he could run in the 2020 election to confuse voters and siphon ballots from then-Democratic incumbent, Sen. Jose Javier Rodríguez

So you agree that "Fake" Dan Sullivan should go to prison and Mary Peltola should be prohibited from running for or holding public office?

Nah, this is (D)ifferent.
 
Let me know when a POTUS and candidate goes begging states for imaginary votes. I just need 12000 votes said the dispshidiot? Alaska is small potatoes........and NOW you are a NY times supporter......lmFao
I mean, election fraud is just part of being democrat. Of course you defend and promote it.
 
There is nothing illegal about running for office with the name Dan Sullivan.

The fact that you don't like it :cuss: doesn't make it illegal or fraudulent.

"Election authorities in the state attempted to disqualify the other Dan Sullivan before the August primary, but the state supreme court ruled that he can appear on the ballot."


It's called "vote siphoning" and is election fraud.

But corrupting elections is simply what you democrats do. You can't "win" free and fair elections, so you cheat.
 
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