Election Fraud Scandal Rocks Michigan Governor Race
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Suburban Detroit Man Sentenced for Election Petition Fraud: High-Profile Candidates Implicated
A man in suburban Detroit was sentenced to at least four years in prison for his role in an election petition scandal that derailed five Republican candidates bids for the Michigan governors primary in 2022. The scandal involved groups of people signing petitions for one another, committing forgery. High-profile names, including former Detroit police chief James Craig and businessman Perry Johnson, were implicated. Nine campaigns paid over $700,000 to companies tied to the scandals masterminds. Wilmoths co-defendant, Willie Reed, was also convicted. Wilmoth remains free while appealing, provided he posts bond. Perry Johnson, who was implicated, is back in the race for governor this year, vowing to confirm every signature on his petitions.
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