Federal Charges for Fake Ballot Signatures | Los Angeles News

A Victorville man, James Brass, faces federal charges for orchestrating a scheme to fraudulently collect ballot signatures on Skid Row in LA using stolen voter data—along with two co-conspirators from Florida and California. The trio allegedly paid vulnerable individuals to sign petitions meant to qualify initiatives for the ballot, then falsely certified those signatures as legitimate. Brass reportedly earned $41,600 for his role. If convicted, each could face up to five years in prison per count—underscoring the FBI’s warning that such acts threaten election integrity.

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