A federal jury convicts Kim Taylor in an Iowa absentee-ballot scheme

A federal jury convicted Kim Phuong Taylor on 52 counts tied to voter registrations, absentee-ballot requests, and absentee ballots in Iowa's 2020 primary and general elections. Prosecutors said Taylor generated votes for her husband, Jeremy Taylor, during his Republican congressional primary and Woodbury County supervisor campaigns. The case involved dozens of forms and ballots, making it larger than the one-ballot cases that dominate voter-fraud prosecutions.