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North Carolina hit with subpoena for millions of voter records by federal officials investigating fraud

 Author: AntiMSM  Published Date: September 6, 2018
Federal officials have subpoenaed more than 20 million documents related to voter records in North Carolina as part of an investigation into alleged fraud.

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