Voter Fraud Report

Francis Bagnall, a non-citizen, was charged by the state in Baltimore County with one misdemeanor count of fraudulent voting and one misdemeanor charge of false voter registration after voting in ten separate elections including the 2018 Maryland Gubernatorial General Election. Bagnall fraudulently claimed to be a United States citizen when he registered to vote in 1996 and was ineligible to vote when he cast a ballot in the 2018 election. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to “probation before judgment” with a 3-year period of unsupervised probation under a Maryland statute designed to allow aliens to escape the immigration consequences of a criminal conviction.