Key facts
- A lawsuit alleges 873,000 'ghost' voters on California's voter rolls.
- The suit was filed by Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner and the American Independent Party of California.
- Don Wagner is a Republican candidate for Secretary of State.
A lawsuit has been filed in California alleging that there are 873,000 "ghost" voters on the state's voter rolls. The suit was brought forth by Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner, who is running as a Republican candidate for Secretary of State, and the American Independent Party of California. The core of the lawsuit centers on the claim that these alleged inactive or non-existent voters remain on the official voter registration lists.