Pennsylvania Man Sentenced for Voter Registration Quotas in 2024 Presidential Race
Guillermo Sainz Gurrola, a Phoenix resident, has been sentenced to a month in county jail after pleading guilty to three misdemeanor counts related to voter registration drives in Pennsylvania ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Sainz Gurrola was also fined $1,000 and will serve probation for solicitation of registration, which involved offering financial incentives to canvassers who met quotas. The charges stem from his management of voter registration efforts in Lancaster, Berks, and York counties, where fraudulent registration forms were flagged by election workers. The investigation revealed that Sainz Gurrola, an employee of Field+Media Corps, implemented unlawful financial incentives to meet company goals, leading to the submission of fake forms. The company was funded by Everybody Votes, which cooperated with the investigation. 
