Your vote is for sale on the streets of California — and what I found out about life on Skid Row

"Voting Scandal Rocks California: Homeless Registration Scheme Exposed A shocking indictment has been handed down in a high-profile voting scandal, with a 64-year-old Marina Del Rey woman facing up to five years in prison for allegedly paying homeless individuals to register to vote. According to federal charges, Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong orchestrated a scheme to manipulate the electoral process, exploiting vulnerable members of society for her own gain. The indictment raises serious questions about election integrity and the potential for voter fraud in California. As the investigation unfolds, attention will focus on the extent of Armstrong's operation and the impact on the state's electoral system."

On Monday, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong, 64, of Marina Del Rey had been indicted on federal charges for illegally paying homeless people to register to vote. She now faces up to five years in prison for federal election crimes. In addition to registering homeless people to vote, Brown...