Three Guilty of Election Fraud in Millbourne Mayoral Election Attempt

Three individuals, including Millbourne Borough officials, have pleaded guilty to election fraud attempts aimed at influencing the 2021 mayoral election. They conspired to register non-residents as voters, and are set to be sentenced in June.

Three individuals have pleaded guilty to charges of election fraud in connection with an attempt to manipulate the outcome of the mayoral election in Millbourne, Pennsylvania. The individuals involved are MD Nurul Hasan, the vice president of the Millbourne Borough Council, council member MD Munsur Ali, and former council member MD Rafikul Islam. They conspired in a failed effort to secure Hasan’s election as mayor in 2021.

According to federal prosecutors, the trio registered nearly thirty individuals who were not residents of Millbourne as voters within the borough, thus violating election laws. This misrepresentation aimed to influence the election results in favor of Hasan. The three defendants now face sentencing, which is scheduled for June of this year.

In conclusion, the guilty pleas of MD Nurul Hasan, MD Munsur Ali, and MD Rafikul Islam highlight serious violations of electoral integrity in Millbourne, Pennsylvania. Their conspiracy to register non-residents as voters underscores the importance of maintaining fair electoral processes. Sentencing for these individuals is anticipated in June, marking a crucial point in this case of election fraud.

Original Source: 6abc.com