Washington, D.C. – In a just-released paper analyzing election fraud investigations across the nation, National Center for Public Policy Research Adjunct Fellow Horace Cooper concludes that poor and minority voters are often the “unacknowledged victims of election fraud.”
In “Victims of Voter Fraud: Poor and Disadvantaged are Most Likely to Have Their Vote Stolen,” Cooper analyzes actual instances of voter fraud in a half-dozen states, and takes a head-on look at racial aspects of the voter integrity debate.
