Massachusetts Man Faces 70 Charges For Registering Vehicles, Voting In NH
A Massachusetts man is facing 70 criminal charges for allegedly using a New Hampshire address to vote and register dozens of vehicles there illegally.
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A Massachusetts man is facing 70 criminal charges for allegedly using a New Hampshire address to vote and register dozens of vehicles there illegally.
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