OpinionMaybe Mark Meadows has a good explanation for his NC voter fraud mess:
When Mark Meadows thinks of it, he’ll no doubt tell us the reason he’s registered to vote ...
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Report raises questions about Mark Meadows’ voter registrationNorth Carolina law requires an actual residence; a former owner says Meadows never spent a night at the Scaly Mountain trailer.
Key FactsMar 23, 2022 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
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- Mark Meadows listed a dilapidated trailer in Scaly Mountain as his home, although he apparently did not live there.
- The Washington Post also reported that his wife, Debra, apparently filed three false forms.
- Under the North Carolina law cited in the article, a voter registration application must state where the applicant physically lives.
- Meadows had previously claimed that voter fraud cost Donald Trump the 2020 presidential election, but the article rejects that claim.
never spent a night in there.— Meadows' claim about his residence, as reported by the former owner of the disputed structure
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Key FactsMark Meadows was acquitted of voter fraud charges in North Carolina.
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- Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and his wife Debra will not face voter fraud charges in North Carolina, according to the state's Department of Justice on Friday.
- Meadows, a North Carolina congressman before becoming former President Donald Trump's chief of staff in 2020, was removed off the state's voting rolls in April after Stein initiated an investigation.
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