Update: Preserve Ramapo Leader Reacts To Reserve Ramapo Article
Hours after an article first appeared on Reserve Ramapo about the apparent voter fraud committed by Preserve Ramapo Founder and former Wesley Hills Mayor Robert Frankl, Frankl appeared at the Rockland County Board of Elections to file an affidavit related to his voter registration and change of address. Frankl did not change his address at the Board of Elections before the primary as he was required to do by law in order to vote. Nevertheless, he voted in the Democratic Primary in the town of Ramapo, even though he had moved out of the town more than a month earlier.
This revelation has led many to call for an investigation into the matter, but Frankl’s immediate visit to the board of Elections is proof enough that the allegations first reported on Reserve Ramapo’s website were in fact true.
On Wednesday, a formal complaint was filed with the Rockland County Board of Elections alleging voter fraud in the case of Frankl’s illegal vote cast in the September 15th Democratic Primary. It will now be in the hands of the board to decide what next to do with the complaint, and what charges Frankl may face.
Robert Frankl was a founder of the Preserve Ramapo movement years ago, and has remained a chief leader of the organization ever since. He served for years as Wesley Hill’s mayor and retired about a year and a half ago.
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