AG: No voter fraud by residents at Sen. Fuller Clark's home
Click to view item Posted August 24. 2013 2:48PM

 

PORTSMOUTH — The state attorney general's office concluded there is no evidence of voter fraud related to four workers for the Obama for America campaign who cast votes during the last two presidential elections while using state Sen. Martha Fuller Clark's address as their own.
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