Update on another New York vote fraud situation. In at least the third active vote fraud investigation
currently ongoing in New York, we have received new details. As always, this is not the only place we have
heard of this sort of fraud: taking advantage of the elderly in nursing
homes. This all too common scheme
involves a nursing home official voting for the elderly.
What makes the case of Fran Knapp so bad is she was also
an election official and an employee of the “senior apartment complex”, thus
able to work
her fraudulent plan from both sides.
Between March 1, 2011, and
Aug. 15, 2011, a county Board of Elections employee changed the
"agents" who received absentee ballots for 41 City of Poughkeepsie
voters. The alleged action was done with Knapp's knowledge but without written
permission from the voter required by state election law, according to the
legal documents.
The unnamed person made the
changes on a board computer with the user name and password of Knapp's sister,
senior election specialist Jeanne Short, a Democrat.
Knapp is accused of having
the "agent" take the ballots to voters at the Maplewood senior
apartment complex in Poughkeepsie, where she moonlights as the property
manager.
It is alleged voters were
told to sign the envelope without apparently voting on the ballot.
Knapp allegedly was able to
pull in absentee votes on behalf of Democratic candidates in the city and
beyond.
Knapp faces a 94 count indictment. What she does not face is any criticism from
home state vote fraud deniers such as the supposedly non-partisan but actually a Democrat
front the New York based Brennan Center. Nor have any leading New York Democrats
called on her even to resign pending the upcoming of the case.
It certainly appears that Fran Knapp abused both her duty
as an election official and her position as a property manager of a senior
living facility but no one in the Democrat Party cares.
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