Residents and Officials Investigate Alleged Signature Fraud in Matos Nomination Papers

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Several Newport residents have come forward to claim that their signatures were forged on nomination papers submitted by Sabina Matos, the Democratic lieutenant governor, for her campaign for Congress. A review of the signatures revealed at least three people who denied signing the paperwork. The revelations have caused controversy and raised questions about the integrity of the Matos campaign. Matos's opponents have criticized her for not addressing the issue directly. The Matos campaign is already facing scrutiny after reporting weak fundraising numbers.
Topics:nation#election-fraud#newport-residents#nomination-papers#politics#sabina-matos#signature-scandal
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- Jamestown board asks police to investigate nominating signatures submitted for Matos The Boston Globe
- Jamestown officials investigating 'possible' signature fraud in race for Congress WPRI
- Police investigate possible fraudulent nomination signatures submitted on behalf of Matos campaign WJAR
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