A man walked into a Minneapolis polling place, gave a name that was not his, and the election judges matched it to the roll and let him apply for a ballot. That is page three of Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty's own complaint. The complaint charges James O'Keefe and Cam Higby, who went undercover on primary day to film Minnesota's no ID vouching system, with felony unlawful voting. Up to five years on each count. NOBODY voted. Page four, citing the precinct incident log: "neither Defendant Higby nor the person with him ultimately voted." The county's own release says neither man signed the oath. So where is the vote? Page five. The Secretary of State told investigators that applying for a ballot begins the moment you give a name to the roster judge. Minnesota lets one registered voter vouch for eight people with no ID. Higby told the judge he would be back with eight more. The lock opened on a name. They charged the men who rattled it. 💎