Ex-state Sen. Frank Artiles convicted in election conspiracy trial
Artiles, 50, was accused of offering $50,000 to Alex Rodriguez, the so-called "ghost candidate," to run for office in the Florida Legislature in 2020 and to cause the Democratic incumbent to lose the election by syphoning votes away from the Democrat in the razor-thin race.
The narrow prosecution of former state Sen. Frank Artiles failed to reach deeper into a broader effort to sway Florida ...
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A day after former State Senator Frank Artiles was found guilty of campaign finance and voter registration violations, the ...
A former state senator and target of a “ghost candidate” scheme that swayed a Miami-area legislative race spoke out Tuesday ...
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The conviction of former Republican state Sen. Frank Artiles on campaign finance and voter registration violations is a ...
A defense attorney finished cross-examining Alex Rodriguez, so-called "ghost candidate," in trial of Frank Artiles.
After more than two weeks of trial, jurors on Monday found former Republican State Senator Frank Artiles guilty of most of ...
Former Florida Sen. Frank Artiles, an ex-Marine who more recently has shaped political campaigns as a lobbyist and consultant ...
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