Democrat Election Worker in Harris County, Texas Charged with Six Felonies For His Role in Rigging 2022 Election After Probe Finds Insufficient Paper Ballots in Republican Precincts
Darryl Blackburn
A Democrat election worker in Harris County, Texas was charged with 6 felonies for his role in rigging the 2022 midterm election.
Democrat District Attorney Kim Ogg on Tuesday announced tampering and theft charges against election worker Darryl Blackburn after there was a paper ballot shortage at 119 polling locations across Harris County.
The investigation found there were insufficient paper ballots in many Republican precincts.
Darryl Blackburn has been charged with tampering and theft. Blackburn was paid $90,000 by Harris County to allocate paper ballots to polling locations while also working a full-time job on the side.
The DA says the ballot paper shortage wasn’t intentional, but most of the damage… pic.twitter.com/hqGQDutuUM
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