Florida couple put on probation for submitting fake petition signatures for No Labels Kansas
Two Florida residents were sentenced to probation for submitting fraudulent petition signatures to help establish No Labels Kansas as a political party. The couple was convicted of a felony for their role in the falsification. The signatures were intended to assist the group in achieving official party status in Kansas.
wo Florida residents serving probation for felony crime of submitting fake petition signatures to help establish No Labels Kansas as a political party.
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