Group Alleges Fraud in Senator’s Election
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Records show dead people voted for Democrat Mary Landrieu for senator, part of a pattern of widespread election law fraud, a political education group charged. A national Democratic group called it a conspiracy theory of “wild accusations.” Leaders of the Voting Integrity Project Inc. said they had confirmed some of the allegations made by Republican Woody Jenkins, who lost the Nov. 5 election to Landrieu by 6,000 votes, and urged the Senate and FBI to investigate.
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