Byline: William Currie; 1972-09-18; The Chicago Tribune; pages 2
Report: Vote Fraud investigation - Task Force - Chicago Tribune
Tags: Chicago, election, fraud, task force, undercover, vote, worked as
"It was a job nobody wanted. It was a vacancy for a $20-a-day Republican clerk in the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners office in City Hall. The likelihood of a Republican ever rising above a clerk's job in an office so dominated by Democrats is very dim; so it was not a a job many would seek. . ."
Description:The Tribune reports on the experiences of reporter William Mullen, who pieced together evidence of vote fraud while working undercover as a Republican clerk in the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners office,
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