New Jersey Cash-for-Votes Case Earns Guilty Plea
5/30: A third person pleaded guilty in the Hoboken cash-for-votes case, where men were accused of paying $50 for votes.
5/30: A third person pleaded guilty in the Hoboken cash-for-votes case, where men were accused of paying $50 for votes.
5/20: Law enforcement is investigating claims that Councilman Harry Kumburis went door-to-door seeking mail-in ballots after polls closed on election day.
5/20: In response to Cedar Grove councilman Harry Kumburis attempting to collect vote-by-mail ballots after the polling places closed, New Jersey lawmakers are proposing a law that would ban the practice.
5/16: After losing his election, New Jersey councilman Harry Kumburis went door-to-door looking for mail-in ballots long after polls had closed.
5/8: Matthew Calicchio admitted to bribing voters to sway the outcomes of two elections.
5/7: Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey said the office will be pushing for initiatives that would curb absentee ballot voter fraud.
5/3: A New Brunswick woman has been accused of filing a false voter registration and forging voter signatures.
5/2: Republican lawmakers are pushing the New Jersey Attorney General to issue guidelines to help voting districts monitor absentee ballot fraud.
4/29: New Jersey mayor Francesco Caramagna resigned after he was charged interfering in his borough's 2017 mayoral election.
3/13: The FBI is questioning officials in Dover over suspicions that noncitizens voted in past elections.