Three Delaware County Officials and Ex-Massachusetts State Trooper Plead Guilty to Corruption and Election Fraud

Multiple officials in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts have recently pleaded guilty to various corruption and election fraud charges. In Pennsylvania, three officials from Delaware County admitted guilt in a ballot-stuffing case, with federal prosecutors involved in their indictment. Additionally, two borough officials and one former official in Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to election fraud offenses, aiming to manipulate a local election. In Massachusetts, a former state trooper has agreed to plead guilty for falsifying records related to commercial driver's license (CDL) applicants, including altering test scores. These developments highlight ongoing issues of corruption and election integrity in local governance.