Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Mike O'Malley said it's the first case of someone voting twice he's seen locally in years
James Dalton Saunders, a 56-year-old tax lawyer living in Shaker Heights, was convicted of two accounts of voter fraud.
"This evidence clearly shows James Saunders voting in these election cycles—and since at least 2014," Santoli said from his bench, referring to signatures and mail-in forms from board of elections in Ohio and Florida."Arguing accidents or this done without his knowledge are just unbelievable." He wasn't charged for the previous two elections because the statute of limitations had expired.
Then, on November 8, 2022, Saunders voted at Woodbury Elementary School in Shaker Heights, only to vote again by mail from his Pompano home on Ocean Blvd. Santoli's verdict Monday, the first of its kind this year for the prosecutor's team present, calls to mind the drama tossed around during the 2020 Presidential election, after which President-elect Donald Trump spent months contesting in district courts in half a dozen states alleging voter fraud by Democrats.
"We are solely focused on the facts in this case," Rogalski, the lead attorney, told Scene."This is definite moving forward, as to protect voters' interest in the state of Ohio."
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