according the The Arizona Republic.

Several weeks ago, the Pinal County Recorder's Office received an anonymous letter that claimed that absentee ballots had been cast by Sheila Nassar as late as this this year, even though she had died on Feb. 3, 2007. Enright had lived with with Nassar until the time of her death.

In a YouTube video released on Saturday, Enright's new wife, Sharon Keiser, sits beside him while he explains that he was "surprised" to learn of the voter fraud allegations surrounding Nassar, who he called his "life companion" and former high school girlfriend.

"What I can say is I look forward to learning more about these allegations," the then-candidate insists in the video. "If they are indeed formal allegations, I will defend myself. I very much look forward to clearing my name."

A U.S. appeals court said earlier this year that the state could demand that voters show a photo ID before casting their ballots.