Federal Voter Fraud Cases Span Three States
Federal prosecutors charged 28 California green-card holders with election-related crimes, alleging some unlawfully registered or voted; 11 people were arrested. Sacramento defendant Kamlesh Shah, accused of voting in 2024, says a poll worker approved his ballot, while the charges allege he falsely claimed to be a U.S. citizen. · 22 sources across the spectrum on IJR News. Federal prosecutors have charged 28 California residents, all lawful permanent residents, with election-related offenses including registering or voting unlawfully. One of the suspects, Sacramento resident Kamlesh Shah, is accused of falsely declaring himself a U.S. citizen before registering and voting in the 2024 election. Separately, nine noncitizens in Pennsylvania have been charged with voting in 2022 or 2024 elections, and a previously convicted felon in Kentucky has been indicted over alleged repeated voter registration and voting. The cases have not yet impacted the election outcome.
Publicado : hace 4 horas por IJR en Politics
Federal prosecutors charged 28 California residents, all described by the Justice Department as lawful permanent residents, with election-related offenses including allegedly registering or voting unl... [898 symbols]
Temas: Voter Fraud, Fraud, Corruption
