Political science professor breaks down how voter fraud impacts elections
With multiple races still on the line in this midterm election, along with slim margins for those already called, many are wondering what this means for our state moving forward.
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Nov 9, 2022, 12:25 PM
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407ds agoWith multiple races still on the line in this midterm election, along with slim margins for those already called, many are wondering what this means for our state moving forward.
Margaret Groarke, political science professor at Manhattan College, talks to News 12 to help make sense of it all, including how voter fraud can impact an election.
