Joshua and Lisa Urovitch, a married couple from Ashland, Massachusetts, have pleaded guilty to charges of wrongful voting in New Hampshire, marking a significant enforcement action in the state’s efforts to ensure election integrity.

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A Massachusetts couple has pleaded guilty to wrongful voting in New Hampshire, where they own a home, the attorney general said Friday.

Ashland, Mass., residents Lisa and Joshua Urovitch had falsely claimed to reside at a house they own in Concord, N.H., that they have rented to tenants since 2020.