>>186985, >>186986, >>186987, >>186988, >>186989, >>186990, >>186991, >>186992, >>186993, >>186994, >>186995, >>186996, >>186997, >>186998, >>186999 James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII - O'Keefe Media Group returned to Los Angeles Skid Row months after exposing a cash-for-ballots election fraud scheme that prompted the DOJ to announce indictments and begin an investigation. We returned to answer one question: Did anything actually change? It hadn't. Our undercover journalist was once again offered $2 to sign a petition using someone else's name. The petition worker even mentioned to stay quiet to avoid attracting attention from the nearby cops, discouraged discussing the operation publicly, and directed our journalist to additional petition circulators operating nearby. We identified this election fraudster to be Anthony Zach Spears, who appeared in our undercover footage earlier this year in our initial cash-for-ballots investigation. We captured on hidden camera more crimes under California Elections Code ยง 18603 being committed, which states that offering money or other valuable consideration in exchange for a person's signature on a state, county, municipal, or district initiative, referendum, or recall petition is a misdemeanor. We also spoke with homeless residents and multiple NGO workers, all of whom confirmed that the petition circulators never left and continued operating throughout Skid Row in plain sight. If you work for an NGO operating on Skid Row and have evidence of financial misconduct or involvement in this alleged cash-for-ballots operation, contact us at [email protected] and Signal: (914) 491-9395. https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/2072014268262748359