NBC NewsFlorida legislature approves creation of police force to investigate voter fraud
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
47% :GOP state Rep. Daniel Perez said Tuesday the legislation will cost about $3.7 million, though he added that law enforcement agents and other investigators can perform functions outside their voter fraud hunting responsibilities.45% : Incidents of voter fraud are incredibly rare in the U.S. Investigations by law enforcement agencies across the country have struggled to find more than a handful of cases amid the tens of millions of ballots cast.
42% : Ten sworn law enforcement agents would be assigned to investigate fraud as part of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, an agency that includes the Capitol Police and other statewide operations.
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