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Arizona man pleads guilty to illegal voter registration scheme in Lancaster County
He also must serve 11 months of probation and pay a $1,000 fine after prosecutors said he paid canvassers to meet voter-registration quotas.
- Guillermo Sainz Gurrola, an Arizona-based field manager for Field+Media Corps, pleaded guilty Monday to soliciting illegal voter registrations in Pennsylvania and was sentenced to 30 days in Lancaster County Prison.
- Sainz Gurrola managed Pennsylvania voter registration efforts from May to October 2024, where investigators say he offered illegal financial incentives to canvassers to meet quotas, resulting in submitted fake forms.
- Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the plea, noting that charges remain pending against six canvassers for tampering with public records in Berks, Lancaster, and York counties.
- Investigators found the scheme involved financial motives rather than political ones, with officials confirming that about 1,300 flagged applications never led to fraudulent registrations or votes.
- President Donald Trump claimed the case involved "cheating" and 2,600 votes, though officials emphasized the issue was solely about suspected fraudulent registration forms, not actual ballots.
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Guillermo Sainz, who managed voter registration efforts for an Arizona-based company, pleaded guilty Monday, April 27, 2026 in Lancaster County Court to 3 misdemeanor counts of solicitation of registration, PA Attorney General Dave Sunday said.
·United States
Read Full ArticleArizona man pleads guilty to illegal voter registration scheme in Lancaster County
An Arizona man who offered illegal financial incentives to canvassers during voter registrations drives ahead of the 2024 general election will spend one month in Lancaster County Prison.
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