Hmmm. Somehow, this sentence seems unlikely to deter similar cases:

A Milwaukee woman was sentenced to three years probation Monday for trying to register some people more than once as part of an ACORN voter registration drive last year.
Latoya Lewis, 19, pleaded guilty to election fraud prior to her sentencing by Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Richard Sankovitz. He stayed a one-year sentence at the House of Correction in favor of the three-year probation term. As conditions of probation, Lewis must serve 30 days at the House, with work release privileges, and not work in any voter registration drives.
A complaint in March charged that Lewis submitted at least two of eight voter registration cards filled out for the same man, who told police he didn’t register to vote through Lewis. The complaint says Lewis told police that she was trying to meet her quota as a paid voter registrar for the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or ACORN.

So, just to clarify, an ACORN employee gets caught falsely registering somebody to vote twice, and the perpetrator doesn’t see the inside of a jail cell for even one full day?

What, is it that after offering aid to underage prostitution rings, voter fraud doesn’t look so bad anymore?