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Trump Claims Voter Fraud as Registration Scheme Leader Guilty

4/28/2026

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U.S. President Donald Trump framed the registration scandal as election cheating, citing 2,600 votes.
Guillermo Sainz Gurrola pleaded guilty to three misdemeanors in Pennsylvania, receiving one-month jail, a $1,000 fine and three years’ probation.
He managed Field+Media Corps drives in Lancaster, Berks and York counties and paid canvassers bonuses for quotas.
Investigators found about 2,500 fraudulent forms, charged six canvassers and noted Everybody Votes cooperated, its contract banning per-registration payments.

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U.S. President Donald Trump framed the registration scandal as election cheating, citing 2,600 votes.
Guillermo Sainz Gurrola pleaded guilty to three misdemeanors in Pennsylvania, receiving one-month jail, a $1,000 fine and three years’ probation.
He managed Field+Media Corps drives in Lancaster, Berks and York counties and paid canvassers bonuses for quotas.
Investigators found about 2,500 fraudulent forms, charged six canvassers and noted Everybody Votes cooperated, its contract banning per-registration payments.