DOJ Charges 64 Foreign Nationals in 17 States for Illegal Voting as Midterms Near
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 11
DOJ Charges 64 Foreign Nationals in 17 States for Illegal Voting as Midterms Near
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 11
Summary
64 foreign nationals have been charged across 17 states in roughly the past five weeks with illegal voting, fraudulent registration and related election offenses, according to the Justice Department.
11 defendants were in Minnesota, 10 in Pennsylvania and nine in Texas, as federal prosecutors stepped up voter-integrity enforcement ahead of November's midterm elections.
Recent cases include Minnesota green-card holder Joshua Kofi Edzie, accused of voting in the August 2026 primary, and Pennsylvania resident Evelyn Miller, who pleaded guilty to illegally voting in the 2024 presidential election.
DOJ said it has charged 104 people with voting-fraud-related offenses since Trump returned to office in 2025, but authorities have not shown that the latest cases changed any election outcome.