After last Tuesday elections experts are combing over what could be a valuable piece of evidence of voter fraud In Alabama.
An investigation into voter fraud has been unleashed on Alabama as this celebratory interview goes viral. What the young man says sparks upset across the United States. Is it possible that Judge Roy Moore won after all? It seems pretty clear to us, he said that he and others came from all over the nation to vote in the Alabama elections.
Of course, officials are rushing to discredit what the man said and reassure votes of ballet security but we know all to well there is no such thing. Just recently, Virgina underwent an investigation or was supposed to, for obvious voter fraud. It’s funny how you don’t hear about that anymore, isn’t it? Something tells me this story is going to ‘disappear’ too or maybe he will. Take a look and judge for yourself.
Watch.
As Reported By Aaron Colen The Blaze.
The reporter, Kati Weis, asked the man why he was excited about the outcome.
Here’s what he said:
“Because, we came here all the way from different parts of the country as part of our fellowship, and all of us pitched in to vote and canvas together, and we got our boy elected!”
While some believe the man misspoke, others have interpreted it as evidence that people not registered to vote in Alabama, and possibly not residents of the state at all, helped Jones defeat Republican candidate Roy Moore.
The secretary of state gets involved
Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill has opened an investigation into the matter, saying he hopes to track the man down to ask him about the comment.
“Well, it’s disconcerting when someone who’s not from Alabama says that they participated in our election, so now it’s incumbent upon us to try to identify this young man, to see what kind of role he played, if it was simply to play a canvassing role, or if he was part of a process that went out and tried to register voters, or if he himself actually became a registered voter,” Merrill said.
Merrill did say there is no actual evidence of fraud, but “when you have someone actually recorded on television saying that they voted, and then that’s what he said, then we’ve got to get to the bottom of that.”