Could fax be the smoking gun for voter fraud in a Sydney subrub?

The deputy mayor of Auburn (a suburb of Sydney, Australia) is under investigation for voter fraud after a stream of voter registration faxes arrived from the same fax number.

According to local police, 37 faxes for voter registration were submitted, many with similar handwriting and signatures that did not match existing records. 57 online enrollments were also made from computers at a company run by the deputy mayor.

More from:

The Daily Telegraph – Salim Mehajer probe: Fax marathon of 57 voter enrolment forms is smoking gun, prosecutors say by Brenden Hills

Daily Mail – ‘Stream of voter forms faxed from the SAME fax number sparked electoral fraud probe’ against controversial Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer by Jenny Awford

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