Reply #4: OH: It’s Happening. State Special Prosecutor Investigates 2004 Fraud

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Baxter was appointed a few months ago. He’s been quiet but obviously doing his job. Watch for big things here. Remember this, all recent Ohio corruption leads back to one starting point, the 2004 election.

Special prosecutor subpoenas election workers

Monday, August 22, 2005
Angela D. Chatman
Plain Dealer Reporter

A special prosecutor investigating charges of illegal conduct in election recount last December has subpoenaed employees of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections.
The employees will testify before a Cuyahoga County grand jury Tuesday.

The special prosecutor, Erie County Prosecutor Kevin J. Baxter, said that subpoenas were sent to as many as 10 people last week. He said he could not disclose who would testify.
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In a Dec. 31 letter to the board and Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason, Kerger charged that the elections board staff broke the law because:

It failed to randomly select the 36 precincts used to represent at least 3 percent of the total vote for the December recount.

It conducted "test-run" recounts without witnesses.

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