Jamaican man illegally voted in US elections for 22 years, lied about citizenship in wild scheme: feds

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“Jamaican man illegally voted in US elections for 22 years, lied about citizenship in wild scheme: feds”

He registered to vote in New Jersey in 2012, lying when he swore he was a US citizen, according to court docs.

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