Alabama Secretary Chapman Says Voter Fraud Reports Continue

Secretary of State Beth Chapman says just two months after the June primary election and 65 business days prior to the November presidential general election, new allegations of voter fraud continue on a weekly basis. More than ten new complaints have come in during the past two weeks alone.

Chapman says that the website, www.stopvoterfraudnow.com, and toll-free number, 1-800-274-VOTE have been instrumental in receiving the allegations.

"Voter Fraud is one big business in Alabama that needs to be shut down," Chapman said. "Dead people can not vote, and those living over the age of 18 who are Alabama citizens and citizens of the United States of America should only vote once” she continued. Chapman says she will do everything within her power to "ensure that fair and honest elections prevail."

Absentee voting and selling votes appear to be the biggest conduits for recent voter fraud allegations.

Chapman has written to officials at the U.S. Department of Justice asking them to send the maximum number of poll observers possible to Alabama for the November general election.

There are ongoing investigations and allegations in Greensboro., Marion, Lowndes, Bullock, Jackson, and Perry counties