The operation had been set up by SF Neighborhood Alliance, backed by many of the same folks behind the “Run, Ed, Run” campaign, the most noteworthy of whom were Chinatown political maven Rose Pak and Chronicle columnist Willie Brown. Chronicle
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DA George Gascon says that he’s “concerned” about allegations of voter fraud in Chinatown by supporters of Mayor Ed Lee during last fall’s mayoral campaign, but that he won’t press criminal charges. Reason? Insufficient evidence, he says. If you recall, the Chronicle reported last October that Lee supporters were staffing a makeshift voting station, placing stencils over ballots as people marked them, and that two independent witnesses said the Lee people were even filling out ballots for voters.
The operation had been set up by SF Neighborhood Alliance, backed by many of the same folks behind the “Run, Ed, Run” campaign, the most noteworthy of whom were Chinatown political maven Rose Pak and Chronicle columnist Willie Brown. Chronicle
DA George Gascon: no charges in alleged Chinatown voter fraud
Thursday, September 6, 2012
The operation had been set up by SF Neighborhood Alliance, backed by many of the same folks behind the “Run, Ed, Run” campaign, the most noteworthy of whom were Chinatown political maven Rose Pak and Chronicle columnist Willie Brown. Chronicle
