GOP official in California apologizes for election fraud claims that turned out to be untrue
Natalie Adona, the county’s registrar of voters, said the law didn't require her to investigate the allegations of dead people voting, but she decided to conduct the review in order to maintain trust in the community.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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Natalie Adona, the county’s registrar of voters, said the law didn't require her to investigate the allegations of dead people voting, but she decided to conduct the review in order to maintain trust in the community.
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