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Source: Rockland County Times

Aidan Rowan, 25, of Stony Point, a member of the Stony Point Republican County Committee, has been arrested. The arrest follows an independent investigation by the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office into allegations of ballot fraud in the June 23, 2026, Stony Point Republican County Committee primary election, in which Rowan was a candidate. After the Sheriff’s Office received information regarding the allegations from the Republican and Democratic Election Commissioners at the Rockland County Board of Elections, an investigation was immediately initiated. The evidence did not support action against any other individual. Additionally, the investigation found no evidence that any candidate, campaign, or elected official directed or participated in the alleged conduct. The investigation led to probable cause to charge Mr. Rowan. Unsuccessful attempts to locate Mr. Rowan resulted in the issuance of an arrest warrant by the Town of Clarkstown Court on October 23, 2026. Mr.

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