There are forged votes from living as well as from dead soldiers; fictitious votes from soldiers whose genuine votes and powers of attorney are in the hands of their friends.
De Alexander: “There are forged votes from living as well as from dead soldiers; fictitious votes from soldiers whose genuine votes and…”
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Alexander points out the issue of fraudulent voting practices involving soldiers, emphasizing electoral integrity.
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