In a close election in small town, 2,656 people voted for candidate A compared to 2,594 who voted for candidate B, a margin of victory of 62 votes. An investigation of election, instigated no doubt by the loser, found that 136 of people who voted in the election shouldn't have. Since this is more than the margin of victory, should the election results be thrown out even though there was no evidence of fraud on the part of the winner's supporters?