Posted on 02/11/2012 12:52:16 PM PST by Red Steel
ROANOKE, VA --
The Virginia Attorney General's office is investigating the campaign of Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich, over claims of ballot signature fraud.
At the end of December, Gingrich told CNN that the reason he did not qualify for the Virginia primary, is because one of the people his campaign hired falsified a lot of signatures.
The attorney general's office tells WSLS that the State Board of Elections asked it to investigate the claim. A spokesman for the attorney general's office emphasized that the investigation is not looking into Gingrich himself.
Will you keep an eye out for local coverage. Would appreciate a ping if you find anything.
Virginia Attorney General investigating Gingrich campaign ballot signatures fraud claim
Article, also # 16 .
Thanks, hm.
If I see or hear anything earth shattering, I’ll let you know.
If Gingrich did not qualify to be on the Virginia ballot, why are the looking into fraud??? He filed too late. They just want to try to destroy Newt.
Mittens friends in the Virginia judiciary are using their power to do whatever they can do to Newt especially after he lambaste them in his CPac speech yesterday. They hate him. It's like a vampire needs blood as to ruling powers need power-I knew when he said in DC that he would investigate the Treasury, things would happen.
BUT they hopefully will also check emails, bank accounts, recent purchases or gift to see if the offender had been purchased by another candidate or someone invested in another candidate.
If there is any proof of that Wow ...results could get very interesting.
Glad Gingrich was willing to start this investigation about signature fraud.
Hopefully the authorities will find out who is behind it.
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