Activists target D.C. voter fraud in video
The District of Columbia Board of Elections opened an investigation after an undercover video posted online showed an activist against voter fraud going into a Washington polling station and asking about the name Eric Holder, which led to the activist being offered a ballot to vote under the name of the U.S. attorney general.
The city does not require ID to vote. The elections board said it is investigating multiple incidents that occurred April 3. The investigation stems from the undercover video posted online by activist James O’keefe’s Project Veritas, whose associate didn’t actually vote. The group also has made undercover videos targeting Medicaid, NPR and community organizing group ACORN.