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"Because, we came here all the way from different parts of the country as part of our fellowship, and all of us pitched in to vote and canvas together, and we got our boy elected!"

Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill has opened an investigation into the matter, saying he hopes to track the man down to ask him about the comment.

"Well, it's disconcerting when someone who's not from Alabama says that they participated in our election, so now it's incumbent upon us to try to identify this young man, to see what kind of role he played, if it was simply to play a canvassing role, or if he was part of a process that went out and tried to register voters, or if he himself actually became a registered voter," Merrill said.

Merrill did say there is no actual evidence of fraud, but "when you have someone actually recorded on television saying that they voted, and then that's what he said, then we've got to get to the bottom of that."

Merrill said the election should be certified the week after Christmas.

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At $8.81/hour, an employee who works Walmart's definition of full-time (34 hours per week) makes just $15,500 per year. The websites Glassdoor and Pay Scale also indicate hourly wages below $10/hour. The company will frequently cite higher numbers by lumping managers in with its averages and excluding part-time and temporary workers.

Because of Walmart's low pay, hundreds of thousands of Walmart workers are forced to utilize state subsidized benefits, including food stamps and public housing. Multiple reports have examined this issue:

• An April 2014 study by Americans for Tax Fairness estimated that subsidies and tax breaks for Walmart and the Walton family cost taxpayers $7.8 billion per year, including approximately $6.2 billion in assistance to Walmart workers due to low wages and benefits.

• An April 2014 Marketplace series found that Walmart is the largest beneficiary of dollars from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps. The company receives roughly 18 percent of all food stamp dollars, more than $13 billion in revenue.

• A study by Good Jobs First found that, in many states, Walmart tops the lists of employers whose workers are most reliant on government assistance.

• A May 2013 Congressional report calculated that Walmart workers are forced to rely on $900,000 in taxpayer support, including food stamps and healthcare, at just one of the company's 4,000 U.S. stores.

An April 2014 study by Americans for Tax Fairness estimated that subsidies and tax breaks for Walmart and the Walton family that owns the operation cost U.S. taxpayers $7.8 billion per year, including approximately $6.2 billion in assistance to Walmart workers due to low wages and benefits.
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Walmart spent $2.4 billion in advertising in 2014, much of it specifically to trumpet its role as an employer, its commitment to hire military veterans, and its new US manufacturing initiative.
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The Walton family is the wealthiest family in America and is worth more than $149 billion. The Economic Policy Institute found that the Waltons' wealth is now equivalent to 79% of African-American families combined.

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