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Community Group Addresses Allegations Of Voter Fraud

POSTED: 1:21 pm EDT October 14, 2008
UPDATED: 1:37 pm EDT October 14, 2008

Officials with the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or ACORN, are responding to allegations their organization turned in fraudulent voter registration forms.

ACORN has been accused of voter fraud in cities throughout the United States, including Pittsburgh.

On Tuesday afternoon ACORN members are fighting back, holding a rally at their headquarters on Penn Avenue.

The Allegheny county district attorney is investigating ACORN's practices amid the allegations of fraudulent voter registrations.

ACORN's stated mission is to win power for low- and moderate-income families.


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