Former UCP MLA Tells RCMP Jason Kenney’s Team Cast Fake Votes Through   
   Illegal ‘Identity Fraud’ Scheme   
      
   RCMP was told Kenney’s team cast fake votes using ‘thousands’ of   
   ‘fraudulent e-mail addresses’   
      
      
   One of Jason Kenney’s former United Conservative Party MLAs is alleging to   
   the  Royal Canadian Mounted Police that Kenney’s leadership team cast   
   “thousands” of fake votes using party memberships registered with   
   “fraudulent e-mail addresses”    
   that were hosted on a server located “somewhere offshore.”   
      
   In a letter newly obtained by PressProgress, independent MLA Prab Gill tells   
   the commanding officer of the RCMP in Alberta that he believes “election   
   laws may have been broken and that the criminal code was broken by members of   
   the Jason Kenney UCP    
   leadership campaign.”   
      
   “I am prepared to cooperate in the investigation,” the sitting MLA states   
   in his letter detailing what he describes as an elaborate “identity fraud”   
   scheme.   
      
   “Possibly thousands of individuals were impacted.”   
      
   Dated February 11 and addressed to RCMP Deputy Commissioner Curtis Zablocki,   
   Alberta’s top mountie, Gill’s letter alleges that “fraudulent” e-mails   
   were used to cast “thousands” of fake votes during the 2017 UCP leadership   
   race.   
      
   Gill tells the RCMP the alleged scheme involved Kenney’s campaign “signing   
   up” supporters and collecting IDs, but adding “fraudulent e-mail   
   addresses” to their membership applications – meaning when it was time to   
   vote, “voting passwords    
   were not sent to them” but to Kenney’s team instead.   
      
   “It seems that possibly thousands of memberships ‘sold’ by the Jason   
   Kenney UCP leadership campaign had fraudulent e-mail addresses added onto the   
   membership application,” Gill tells the RCMP.   
      
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   Elsewhere, Gill adds he was “personally told” early in the leadership   
   campaign that “the campaign had created thousands of e-mails somewhere   
   offshore which would be used for voting for Mr. Kenney in the leadership   
   vote.”   
      
   The RCMP is informed Gill has “personal information about a small group of   
   Kenney volunteers,” including a Calgary-area UCP candidate, whom he alleges   
   cast fake votes at a “Kenney Voting Kiosk” set-up in an empty warehouse.   
      
   “I was told that there were similar other kiosks in other parts of   
   Alberta,” Gill alleges to the RCMP, adding that “fraudulent e-mails were   
   accessed and the credentials used to vote” by Kenney’s team at these   
   locations.   
      
   “This happened on three days that voting was opened.”   
      
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   Gill also alleges to the RCMP he was “approached by another Kenney   
   volunteer” who “came to my constituency office with a short list of   
   member’s passwords and asked me to vote for them and I refused to do so.”   
      
   “At the time, I thought this was only cheating and dirty politics,” the   
   former UCP MLA tells the RCMP. “Since then I have learned that it may be a   
   violation of the identity fraud section of the criminal code.”   
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   Want another Harper Con fraudster to head your government in Alberta?  Then   
   vote for Kenney.   
      
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