Members of an anti-voter fraud task force led Rubin away in handcuffs on Nov. 2, 2012. (Matt Delucia/FOX5)LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -
A southern Nevada woman had her initial court hearing waived on Tuesday in connection to an accusation that she attempted to cast a ballot twice.
Agents with Nevada's Elections Integrity Task Force arrested Roxanne Rubin on Nov. 2. She was charged on a count of voting more than once in the same election, a Category "D" felony.
According to the office of Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller, Rubin voted at a polling station at the Anthem Community Center in Henderson on or about Oct. 29.
Investigators allege Rubin attempted to vote later the same day at a polling station at 9725 S. Eastern Avenue.
According to Miller's office, a poll worker at the second station conducted a voter database search that indicated Rubin had already voted, something she denied. She was not allowed to vote and a complaint was filed.
She was later led away in handcuffs from the Riviera Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip on Nov. 2.
She was booked into the Clark County Detention Center but posted bail the day after her booking.
Rubin was ordered back in court on Jan. 24, 2013.
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