Some candidates for MA statewide offices accused of fake signatures
Politics,Massachusetts,Elections,GOP,Republican Party,Fraud,2026 Midterm Elections
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Several candidates for state offices in Massachusetts are facing challenges to get on the ballot.
The Massachusetts Democratic Party on June 3 accused two Republican candidates—Michael Walsh, running for attorney general, and Anne Manning Martin, running for lieutenant governor—of "knowingly and willingly" submitting fraudulent signatures to appear on the September primary ballot.
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