The "odd dollar and cents amounts" could mean charges to stolen credit cards to make it appear these were legit purchases rather than even-numbered contributions that would stand out on one's c/c bill.
Wonder if it has something to do with the recent c/c hack of retailers.
The DOJ said the information hacked from retailers including TJX Cos, BJ's Wholesale Club, OfficeMax, Boston Market, Barnes & Noble, Sports Authority, Forever 21 and DSW was stored on two servers in Ukraine and Latvia - one with more than 25 million credit and debit card numbers and another with more than 16 million numbers.
That is a similar to the stunt that was pulled with people’s credit scores. Small amounts (still in 10s of thousands, but small relative to the full amount) of monies were applied to people’s credit scores to secure the financial creative mortgages to flip homes.
Maybe this is how it is related to the voter fraud. How much data do these people have to float charges of monies on people.