Alleged voter fraud follow up

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Even if it looks to the average person like what she did was fraudulent, even if it seems like it must be, the prosecuting attorney needs to prove without a doubt that her actions were taken intentionally. If she didn't realize what she did was against the law, or she "forgot" to change her real property tax status for a few years, it's difficult to take the case forward.
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Ignorance of the law cannot be used as an excuse.

I don't see her getting prosecuted by the county for the property tax issue - the state and IRS though is a different story as far as taxes/GET, etc. There are a lot of possible outcomes and none of us know the details - and probably never will, unless the state or IRS determines she willfully tried to avoid paying and decides to make an example out of her.

The vote fraud thing is different. There was a series of very deliberate actions taken to go into the office and register/change address, several times in order to be able to vote (and she did vote) in the other district. It does not matter if what she did, actually made a difference in the elections as a result. The law is very clear on this. If vote fraud is not taken seriously, we may as well be one of those 3rd world countries that are known for rigged elections.

If Mitch Roth doesn't publicly come out and recuse himself from the whole mess, it will surely be brought up in the next election - to come back and haunt him.