Legally referred to as electoral fraud, elections violations can be committed by both prospective politicians, as well as the voters themselves. Electoral fraud is a federal offense that is classified as a felony charge. Examples of instances electoral fraud include:
The Department of Justice reports that there are currently no widespread efforts or conspiracies to commit voter fraud, in the U.S. On a smaller scale, individuals who may commit voter fraud (aside from the politicians) are individuals who are ineligible to vote, such as ex-convicts and immigrants.
Those who are convicted of any type of election violation may face a jail sentence from 1 to 5 years (or more, depending on the circumstances of the case), along with hefty fines, the loss of future voting privileges and, for non-U.S. Residents, the possibility of deportation.
If you or a loved one has been charged with electoral fraud in Wake County or anywhere in North Carolina, the seasoned criminal defense attorneys at the Law Offices of Brad Sahl, P.C. invite you to attend private consultation. We have been practicing law for more than 22 years. Our Wake County criminal attorneys are committed to:
For more information about electoral fraud, or to schedule a consultation, please contact a Raleigh election violation attorney at the Law Offices of Brad Sahl, P.C. today.
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