Previously we told you about this case here and here. The Appeals Court has heard arguments and a decision is expected before October 15th according to Watchdog.org:
KANSAS CITY — A Missouri appellate panel will rule by Oct. 15 on allegations of voter fraud in a state house district primary. The court heard oral arguments on Wednesday.
Will Royster lost by one vote to John J. Rizzo in House District 40 in August after several recounts.
In September Judge W. Stephen Nixon ruled there was not sufficient evidence about voter fraud, and the election should stand.
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According to Day [Royster’s attorney] several Somali voters had been given “unlawful assistance” after not showing even a “rudimentary ability to speak English.” The Somali interpreter would not speak in English with the election judge but assisted a number of voters.
There is nothing new here! We told you about allegations of Somali voter fraud in Minnesota during the hotly contested Franken/Coleman Senate race in 2008, here. However, the difference in Minneapolis is that one group of Somalis supporting Coleman (because Coleman promised to get family reunification opened again from Africa) was charging the Franken Somalis of voting irregularities.