Voter Fraud Report

Kenneth Russell Nelson was charged by the state in Pima County with one felony count of false registration and three felony counts of illegal voting after voting in the August 2018 primary election, the November 2018 general election, and the 2020 general election. Nelson was a convicted felon for aggravated DUI driving without a license (and was later convicted for second-degree murder of his wife) and his right to vote had not been restored. Nelson pleaded guilty to one felony count of illegal voting in exchange for dismissal of the other charges, was sentenced to 210 days in prison with credit for 210 days served. and assessed $489 in fines.