(Bubba, a pork rind pig pictured above) The mayor of a little coal town and 13 other people were charged Thursday with 269 counts of election fraud and corruption that included trading cigarettes, pork rinds and beer for votes.
A grand jury accused the 14 of fixing a 2004 election in Appalachia, a town of about 2,000 in Virginia's rugged southwestern corner.
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