Neal Kelley

Orange County Registrar of Voters

Orange County Registrar of Voters

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President Trump has alleged voter fraud in Florida and elsewhere. He tweeted, “An honest vote count no longer possible - ballots massively infected.”

How is Orange County dealing with Republican candidates’ claims of voter fraud?

President Trump has alleged voter fraud in Florida and elsewhere. He tweeted, “An honest vote count no longer possible - ballots massively infected.”

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