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Rand PaulonX / Twitter23d ago
Yesterday, @JamesOKeefeIII testified before the HSGAC about what he uncovered in this video: homeless people being paid cash to register voters and sign petitions under other people's names.
That’s fraud, and it’s a federal crime. We’re now investigating this matter to get to the bottom of what happened and ensure accountability occurs.
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Analysis Summary
James O'Keefe testified to the Senate on July 15, 2026 about undercover video documenting homeless people on Los Angeles' Skid Row being paid cash ($2 per signature documented) to register voters and sign petitions with false names. A federal investigation led to Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong being charged with paying people to register to vote, a felony carrying up to five years in prison, and she has agreed to plead guilty. The verified federal charges involve voter registration payments, though broader viral claims about payments tied to specific candidates remain unverified.
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“@JamesOKeefeIII testified before the HSGAC about what he uncovered in this video: homeless people being paid cash to register voters and sign petitions under other people's names.”
O'Keefe testified July 15, 2026 before HSGAC on Exposing Fraud. Video evidence confirms homeless paid to register and sign petitions with false names.
“That's fraud, and it's a federal crime.”
Federal statute 52 U.S.C. §10307 explicitly prohibits payment for voter registration. DOJ charged Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong under this statute.
“We're now investigating this matter to get to the bottom of what happened and ensure accountability occurs.”
Senate investigators confirmed DOJ indicted Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong in May 2026. O'Keefe returned to Skid Row after indictment and found operation continuing.
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