Here are the cases we found.
BUSINESS OWNER WHO VOTED OVER AND OVER
Multiple votes: Robert Monroe voted repeatedly in three elections, one of them the recall election of Wisconsin's Republican governor Scott Walker (right) whom he had supported
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin 2013. A lengthy investigation was launched into voting fraud - and six convictions followed
Robert Monroe, 52. Insurance firm owner. Shorewood, Wisconsin
Charge: 13 counts illegal voting
Conviction: Six counts of illegal voting
Sentence: Year in jail, five years probation
What happened: Cast five votes during recall election for Scott Walker in 2011, two in the 2012 presidential election and multiple times in other 2011 elections. Was said to be a supporter of Walker, the Republican governor of Wisconsin
Leonard K Brown, 56.
Charge: Six counts of illegal voting
Conviction: Five counts of illegal voting
Sentence: Nine months jail
What happened: Voted twice in 2012 presidential election, voted twice in five previous elections
Voting Chad: Gigowski got six months in jail
Chad Gigowski, 28.
Charge: Three counts illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: Six months in jail
What happened: Voted twice on the day in 2012 presidential election in two places
Andrew Shepherd, 32. Special voter registration worker
Charge: One count lying to election officials
Conviction: One count lying to election officials
Sentence: 30 days jail
What happened: Lied that he did not already have a felony record so he could be campaign worker. Registered six voters.
Todd Murray, 34. Engineer. West Allis, Wisconsin.
Charge: One count illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: 90 days jail
What happened: Registered and voted on the day of 2012 election in New Berlin, then voted at his own polling place in New Berlin.
Brittany Rainey, 23.
Charge: One count illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: 45 days jail
What happened: Voted despite existing felony record for child cruelty
VOTED EARLY, VOTED AGAIN IN HER PRECINCT
Ohio fraudster: Virginia McMillan
Greene County, Ohio. February 2013.
Virginia McMilllan, 56. Beavercreek, Ohio.
Charge: One count illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: 20 days jail.
What happened: Cast an early ballot then voted in her precinct.
A POLL WORKER AND A NUN WHO USED OTHERS' VOTES
Round-up: Melowese Richardson (left) and Sister Marguerite Kloos (right) were both convicted of voting in other people's names. Kloos had to quit her job as dean at a Catholic university
Hamilton County, Ohio, 2013. 28 subpoenaed in 19 potential cases of voter fraud. Five prosecutions. Four convictions, two more arrest warrants issued.
Melowese Richardson, 58. Poll worker. Hamilton County, Ohio.
Charge: Eight counts of illegal voting
Conviction: Four counts of illegal voting
Sentence: Five years in prison. Freed after eight months.
What happened: Voted as herself, her granddaughter and her comatose sister in 2012. Her granddaughter voted again herself. Also voted for sister in 2008 and 2011. Said in her defense she would 'fight it for Mr Obama'.
Sister Marguerite Kloos, 55. Nun. Delhi Township, Ohio.
Dean of Division of Arts and Humanities at College of Mount Saint Joseph, a Catholic university in Cincinnati.
Charge: One count illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: Probation
What happened: Voted in name of nun who had died a month before. Quit as Dean of Division of Arts and Humanities.
Russell Glassop, 76. Retired. Symmes Township, Ohio.
Charge: One count illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: Probation
What happened: Used his dead wife's absentee ballot.
Margaret Allen, 64. Loveland. Ohio.
Charge: One count illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: Probation
What happened: Used absentee ballot despite being Florida resident
VOTING ACROSS STATE LINES AGAIN AND AGAIN
Kansas, 2015/2016. Secretary of State Kris Kobach said up to 100 cases of double voting had been identified. Four prosecutions have been successfully brought so far.
Plea deal: Oil boss Randal Kilian pleaded to one count of illegal voting
Randal Kilian, 62. Oil company executive. Colorado.
Charge: Three counts illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: $2,500 fine
What happened: Voted in Kansas and Colorado in 2012 election, caught by multi-state database
Ron Weems, 77. Retired. Wichita, Kansas.
Charge: Five counts related to voting fraud
Conviction: Two counts voting without being qualified, one count unlawful advance voting
Sentence: $5,500 fine
What happened: Voted in Wichita and Teller County, Colorado, in both 2012 and 2014 elections
Another plea: Steven Gaedtke was charged with three counts and accepted guilt on one
Steven Gaedtke. USAF Vietnam veteran. Yelville, Arkansas.
Charge: Three counts illegal voting
Conviction: One count illegal voting
Sentence: $500 fine
What happened: Got early voting paper in Kansas despite living in Arkansas - and used it.
Michael Hannum, 64. Omaha, Nebraska.
Charge: Four counts illegal voting
Conviction: Three counts illegal voting
Sentence: $5,500 fine
What happened: Voted in both Johnson County, Kansas, and Nebraska in 2012 election
ABSENTEE BALLOTS FILLED IN BY CAMPAIGNER
Felon: Samuel Jean filled in ballots
Samuel Jean, 43. Campaign worker. Homestead, Florida.
Charge: Two felony counts of unlawfully marking ballot
Conviction: No contest to two felony counts of unlawfully marking ballot
Sentence: Probation, no conviction on official record
What happened: Filled in absentee ballots during 2013 mayoral election in Homestead
CONGRESSMAN'S TOP AIDE AND THE 1,800 BALLOTS
Fake the vote: Jeffrey Garcia (left) was chief of staff to Joe Garcia (right), the unrelated Democratic Congressman, when he was involved in a bid to have 1,800 absentee ballot requests made for voters who had not asked for them
Jeffrey Garcia, 41. Chief of staff to Congressman Joe Garcia. Miami-Dade County, Florida.
Charge: Election fraud Conviction: Election fraud
Sentence: 90 day jail, banned from political campaign work or volunteering
What happened: Directed campaign for Congressman Joe Garcia (D) to submit 1,800 absentee-ballot requests on behalf of unsuspecting voters.
$10 COCAINE BAGS FOR VOTING RIGHT WAY
Texas 2012: A cocaine-bribery ring was discovered at a school board election and a major federal prosecution unfolded
Caught up in scam: Five people were convicted after federal investigation into the Donna School Board, Texas, elections on 2012. The FBI and US Attorney do not routinely release mugshots of convicts
Guadalupe Escamilla, 72. Weslaco, Texas.
Charge: One count vote-buying
Conviction: One count, federal election fraud
Sentence: Time served, three years probation
What happened: Part of a vote-buying ring which traded $10 bags of cocaine or cash equivalent for votes in 2012 Donna Independent School Board election.
Rebecca Gonzalez, 44. Donna, Texas.
Charge: One count vote-buying
Conviction: One count, federal election fraud
Sentence: Four months jail, two years probation
What happened: Part of a vote-buying ring which traded $10 bags of cocaine or cash equivalent for votes in 2012 Donna Independent School Board election.
Diana Balderas Castaneda, 48. Donna, Texas.
Charge: One count vote-buying
Conviction: One count, federal election fraud
Sentence: Not recorded
What happened: Part of a vote-buying ring which traded $10 bags of cocaine or cash equivalent for votes in 2012 Donna Independent School Board election.
Veronica Slavidar, 42. Donna, Texas.
Charge: One count vote-buying
Conviction: One count, federal election fraud
Sentence: Not recorded
What happened: Part of a vote-buying ring which traded $10 bags of cocaine or cash equivalent for votes in 2012 Donna Independent School Board election.
Francisco Garcia, 47. Donna. Texas.
Charge: Four counts total of buying votes, paying for votes, aiding abetting others to buy votes
Conviction: Conspiracy, three counts election fraud
Sentence: 18 months custody
What happened: Handed out the dime bag of cocaine and cash in return for votes in 2012 Donna Independent School Board election.
CHICKEN DINNER, VODKA FOR VOTING AS REQUESTED
Father and son fraud: Hudson Hallum (left) was a Democratic state representative in Arkansas; he, his father Kent and others schemed to buy bundled absentee ballots
Hudson Hallum, 31. State Representative (Democratic). Marion, Arkansas.
Charge: Conspiracy to commit election fraud Conviction: Conspiracy to commit election fraud
Sentence: Nine months home detention, three years probation
What happened: Schemed to buy bundled absentee ballots with chicken dinners and vodka as part of four-strong ring
Kent Hallum, 54. Father of state representative. Marion, Arkansas.
Charge: Conspiracy to commit election fraud Conviction: Conspiracy to commit election fraud
Sentence: Nine months year home detention, three years probation
What happened: Schemed to buy bundled absentee ballots with chicken dinners and vodka as part of four-strong ring
Sam Malone, 32. Police officer. West Memphis, Arkansas.
Charge: Conspiracy to commit election fraud Conviction: Conspiracy to commit election fraud
Sentence: 7.2 months home detention, three years probation
What happened: Schemed to buy bundled absentee ballots in 2011 statewide elections with chicken dinners and vodka as part of four-strong ring
Phillip Carter, 44. Councilman. West Memphis City, Arkansas.
Charge: Conspiracy to commit election fraud Conviction: Conspiracy to commit election fraud
Sentence: One year home detention, three years probation
What happened: Schemed to buy bundled absentee ballots with chicken dinners and vodka as part of four-strong ring
THE ABSENTEE BALLOT-FILLING RING
No Reynolds defense: Olivia Lee Reynolds, 66, and Daniel Webster Reynolds were part of a scheme to fill out absentee ballots illegally - some in favor of her boyfriend Amos Newsome
Olivia Lee Reynolds, 66. Girlfriend of district commissioner. Dothan City, Alabama
Charge: 24 counts absentee ballot fraud
Conviction: 24 counts absentee ballot fraud
Sentence: Two years prison reduced to six months jail
What happened: Filled out absentee ballots in 2013, at least four of them in favor of her boyfriend Amos Newsome who was running for district commissioner– against wishes of the voters.
Daniel Webster Reynolds 39. Dothan, Alabama.
Charge: Three counts absentee ballot fraud
Conviction: Three counts absentee ballot fraud
Sentence: Two years probation.
What happened: Schemed with Olivia Lee Reynolds to fill out absentee ballots for Reynolds' boyfriend, Amos Newsome in 2013
More of them: Lesa Coleman (left) and Janice Hart (right) were part of the same scheme to fill out absentee ballots
Lesa Coleman, 50. Dothan, Alabama.
Charge: Seven felony counts absentee ballot fraud
Conviction: Seven counts absentee ballot fraud
Sentence: 180 days jail, three years probation
What happened: Schemed with Olivia Lee Reynolds to fill out absentee ballots for Reynolds' boyfriend, Amos Newsome in 2013
Janice Hart, 65. Dothan. Alabama.
Charge: Felony absentee ballot fraud
Conviction: Misdemeanor absentee ballot fraud
Sentence: Two years probation, one year suspended jail
What happened: Schemed with Olivia Lee Reynolds to fill out absentee ballots for Reynolds' boyfriend, Amos Newsome in 2013
LISTS OF THE DEAD AND MULTIPLE ABSENTEE BALLOTS
Boletera: Deisy Cabrera helped campaign for Democratic Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart and State senator Rene Garcia - but was found with 12 absentee ballots and a list of voters
Deisy Cabrera, Hialeah, Miami, Florida. Helped campaign for Democratic Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart and State senator Rene Garcia
Charge: Felony absentee ballot fraud, two misdemeanor ballot frauds
Conviction: Two misdemeanor ballot frauds
Sentence: Year of probation
What happened: Found with 12 absentee ballots for 2012 Miami-Dade mayoral election and a list of 500 voters saying which were illiterate, blind, dead or had Alzheimer's. Cabrera was described in the Miami Herald as a boletera - a 'small-time ballot broker' who operate in a shady world of being paid to turn out or collect absentee mail-in votes. Under local laws the practice is legal. It is almost impossible to know if an absentee ballot has been filled in by the person whose name it is in, and done so in accordance with their wishes.
MAGISTRATE AND HIS WIFE WHO WENT VOTE-BUYING
Come home to roost: Gary 'Rooster' Risner was a magistrate in Kentucky - but he and his now ex-wife were part of a conspiracy to buy votes for $50 a voter
Gary 'Rooster' Risner. Magistrate. Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
Charge: Vote-buying, conspiracy
Conviction: Seven counts of vote-buying
Sentence: Convicted in August 2016, awaiting sentence
What happened: :Democrat Risner was part of conspiracy to pay $50 to voters to back the right slate in county elections then submit absentee ballots for candidates including county Judge-Executive Charles 'Doc' Hardin
Tami Risner. Ex-wife of magistrate. Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
Charge: Vote-buying, conspiracy
Conviction: Seven counts of vote-buying
Sentence: Convicted in August 2016, awaiting sentence
What happened: Risner recruited vote sellers as part of conspiracy to pay $50 to absentee voters to back the right slate in county elections
AND STILL AWAITING TRIAL: THE 'MEXICAN REPUBLICAN'
Rosa Maria Ortega, 35. Grand Prairie, Texas
Charge: Five counts of voting as a non-citizen
Conviction: Awaiting trial
What happened: Mexican citizen allegedly voted five times including in Republican primary runoff of 2014.
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