Voter fraud case against Perry County Commission chairman dismissed

A judge dismissed voter fraud charges against Perry County Commissioner Albert Turner Jr.

PERRY COUNTY, Ala. - A motion to dismiss voter fraud charges against the chairman of the Perry County Commission has been granted.indicted in January

on one count absentee ballot fraud and one count of misdemeanor voter fraud. He was accused of voting multiple times during the primary election, inserting complete ballots into the tabulator at a polling location in Perry County, plus ballot harvesting or mailing multiple absentee ballots in the general election.and get the latest local news and breaking alerts in your email!

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