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Nope, she is a hero who set out to expose how WA is not interested in preventing vote fraud. For her troubles, she was tried, had to pay a $240 fine, community service, had to pay an attorney $1000.

As for WA officials rushing to close the loopholes that let her register her pet, signed with a pawprint;

Balogh said she was saddened by her difficulties with the court and her failure to get any elected officials to respond to her letters and phone calls complaining that current state laws make it too easy for an undocumented worker or a nonexistent person to be added to the voting rolls.

"I'm a nobody. I'm just a plain old lady who loves her country and nobody is responding," Balogh said. "What does it take to get somebody to listen?

"You tell me why, when you have such a broken system, not a county, state nor local politician — no one — bothered to contact me and say, 'Hey, Mrs. Balogh, you're right, things are a little shaky. ' "

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