Undercover Video Shows Election Fraud in LA

0:00This is Cory with the story with Birmingham News today, powered by the Daily News Now. A new undercover investigation by journalist James O'Keefe has uncovered apparent election fraud in Los Angeles. His team captured video over several days on Skid Row, showing non-profits urging homeless people to use fake addresses on petitions and voter. Registration forms. This happened 28 times in their footage alone. Workers were recorded emitting that they get paid between $7 and $10 per signature, which is against federal law. One non-profit linked to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority even directed people straight to these petitioners, suggesting ways to avoid trouble. Officials are responding quickly to the report. The first assistant US Attorney for Central California promised aggressive action against anyone breaking election laws. The Los Angeles District Attorney's Office is opening a review, and Governor Gavin Newsom's team called it a felony that demands full prosecution.

1:00This comes amid broader scrutiny of California, including probes into hospice and home health care fraud worth over $170 million. Other journalists have released similar findings on waste in those programs. Authorities now face pressure to act as these videos spread, potentially leading to charges and reforms in how voter drives target vulnerable groups.