Three Women INDICTED For Voter Fraud In Alabama

This is why we need the SAVE Act passed as soon as possible.

Three women in Alabama have been indicted for voter fraud.

According to the indictment, the woman allegedly tampered with and falsified voting ballots.

The election for which they allegedly committed the crimes was the Frisco City municipal election in 2025.

Fox 10 TV broke the story and provided an in-depth report on the indictments:

According to court documents, three women in Monroe County have been indicted for voter fraud in the Aug 26, 2025, Frisco City municipal election.

Sixty-seven -year-old Sharon Crayton Denson, 46-year-old Samantha Trashawn Kyles, and 59-year-old Sarah Crayton Bennett are accused of falsifying and submitting official voting documents to election officials. Between the three of them, they allegedly tampered with ballots for 20 people.

Court documents reveal Denson is charged with six counts of unlawful use of absentee ballots and six counts of submitting false ballot applications. She’s accused of filling out absentee ballots for seven people. Her bail is set at $36,000.

Kyles is charged with four counts of unlawful use of absentee ballots and three counts of submitting false ballot applications. She is accused of altering ballots for four people. She is being held on $21,000 bail.

As for Bennett, court records show she is facing nine counts of unlawful use of absentee ballots and nine counts of submitting false ballot applications after filling out ballots for nine people. Her bond is set at $54,000.

All three are currently held at the Monroe County Jail.

Watch Fox 10 News’ report below:

BREAKING: 3 Alabama women indicted for filling out multiple absentee ballots, false applications pic.twitter.com/ChQcSgmwRR

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Backup here if needed:

During Trump’s State of the Union speech, President Trump advocated for the Senate to pass the SAVE Act, which is a piece of legislation to combat election fraud.

Fox News covered Trump’s remarks at the State of the Union:

Let’s go back to Trump’s two major legislative asks in his speech. The SAVE Act is the one he really wants to be passed. This fits nicely with Trump’s narrative about illegal immigration, his claim that former President Joe Biden stole the 2020 election and voter fraud.

“They want to cheat. They have cheated. And their policy is so bad that the only way they can get elected is to cheat,” said the President of Democrats during his speech. “Cheating is rampant.”

A study examining election fraud by the conservative Heritage Foundation, discovered that examples of election fraud are minuscule. For instance, Pennsylvania, a swing state, has only unearthed 39 instances of voting fraud over the past three decades.

The House already approved the SAVE Act. But the question is the Senate.

“The Senate is working. I think every Republican over there is obviously in favor of the SAVE America Act, and they’re trying to cobble together the votes. It’s a 70% Democrat issue. It’s over 90% in some polls,” said Johnson. “Hopefully, some Democrats will come to their senses. I don’t know how they can go home to their voters and say that they were opposing that when it’s such a popular issue. So we’ll see how it goes.”

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Watch Trump here:

President Trump mentioned New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani during his State of the Union address, calling him a “nice guy” with “bad policy.” The reference came as Trump was urging Congress to pass an elections-related bill known as the SAVE America Act, which would require… pic.twitter.com/GtzeBlaxfR

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