Sentence examples for fraud argument from inspiring English sources

Longtime Republican consultant Carter Wrenn, a fixture in North Carolina politics, said the GOP's voter fraud argument is nothing more than an excuse.

An earlier comment made by his Republican colleague Mike Turzai didn't do much for the fraud argument either: Voter ID, which is going to allow Governor Romney to win the state of Pennsylvania, done.

Even if one were to take a leap of faith and accept the fraud argument, there is no justifying the restrictions on same-day registration, on early voting, or the refusal to extend voting hours to ensure that everyone who has stood in line gets to cast their vote.

And he entirely dismisses the voter fraud argument.

Alastair Hudson has also argued that the fraud argument is significantly flawed.

Proponents of automatic registration have rejected Christie's fraud argument, saying that such methods have the potential to clean up the state's voter rolls by reducing data entry errors from paper forms.

The stamping-out-fraud argument falls even flatter when GOP legislators make on-camera statements like the one made by the Pennsylvania GOP party chairman Rob Gleason last year when he boasted that they had managed to cut Obama's margin of victory in the state by 5% and that voter ID "helped a bit in that".

But several courts that are reviewing these discriminatory laws aren't buying the so-called prevention-of-voter-fraud argument.

Judge Buchwald said Mr. Grant had played a pivotal role in the fraud, rejecting arguments that Mr. Bennett was the main culprit.

Three judges said Mr. Pearson failed to show fraud and said his argument defied logic.

Three appellate judges agreed last month that Mr. Pearson failed to show that the store's advertising, which promised "satisfaction guaranteed," amounted to fraud and said his argument defied logic.