Three Individuals Plead Guilty to Election Fraud in Millbourne

Three individuals, including a vice president and two council members, have pleaded guilty to election fraud in Millbourne after attempting to improperly influence the mayoral election by registering non-residents to vote. Sentencing is set for June.

In Millbourne, Pennsylvania, three individuals have formally admitted guilt regarding election fraud after their attempt to influence the mayoral election was unsuccessful. The case pertains to MD Nurul Hasan, vice president of the Millbourne Borough Council, council member MD Munsur Ali, and former council member MD Rafikul Islam.

These individuals conspired to secure Hasan’s election as mayor in 2021 by registering approximately thirty individuals as voters who did not reside in Millbourne. Such fraudulent activity undermines the integrity of the electoral process. The sentencing for the defendants is slated for June.

The admissions of guilt by the three individuals highlight a serious breach of electoral integrity within Millbourne. These actions not only aimed to distort the election outcomes but also jeopardized public trust in local governance. Upcoming sentencing will determine the consequences of their unlawful actions.

Original Source: 6abc.com