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From the U.S to Moreland Council: How common is postal ballot voter fraud?
Although the Trump campaign is largely failing to prove pervasive electoral fraud in the 2020 U.S presidential election, mail-in ballots are not immune to interference.
Currently, the Victorian Police are investigating suspected vote-rigging in Moreland Council’s North-West Ward.
Reporter Jeremy Nadel spoke to Stephen Luntz, an expert on voting processes, about postal ballot fraud.
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Stephen Luntz, an expert on voting processes
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Jeremy Nadel
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