Federal prosecutors probe California election fraud amid vote count concerns

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles have announced that their office, in conjunction with the FBI, is actively pursuing several investigations into alleged election fraud. This development occurs at a time when significant questions are being raised about the unusually slow pace of vote counting in California. Adding to the scrutiny, a federal attorney was present at Los Angeles County's ballot processing facility. The announcement by federal authorities and the presence of an attorney at the facility add layers of oversight to the electoral process in the state, particularly in light of ongoing concerns about the efficiency and integrity of vote tabulation. The California Post had visited the county's 144,000-square-foot ballot processing facility Thursday, which showed dozens of empty work stations, though on Friday, the facility appeared bustling with workers. The man holding the keys to Los Angeles County's vote count, Dean Logan, whose compensation totals nearly $450,000 a year, is once again facing scrutiny as hundreds of thousands of ballots remain uncounted and several major races hang in the balance.