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Possible Voter Fraud Found in Milwaukee

Tuesday, May 10, 2005 3:17:45 PM
By JULIET WILLIAMS

MILWAUKEE (AP) - About 4,500 more ballots than registered voters were cast in the election last November in Milwaukee, investigators said Tuesday.

Also, more than 200 felons voted improperly in Milwaukee, and more than 100 instances of suspected double-voting were found.

No charges have been filed. Investigators found no widespread conspiracy, just isolated incidents, U.S. Attorney Steven Biskupic said.


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