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DOJ Charges 16 Noncitizens With Alleged Election Crimes Across Five States

The cases include illegal voting, false citizenship claims and false naturalization statements, with 2 defendants from Florida, 3 from Louisiana, 1 from Wisconsin and 10 from Minnesota.

  • On Monday, the United States Justice Department announced charges against 16 noncitizens for election crimes related to the 2024 federal general election, with defendants across Florida, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
  • Prosecutors charged two individuals in Florida, three in Louisiana, one in Wisconsin, and 10 in Minnesota with fraudulent voter registration and false citizenship claims, though all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
  • Bahamian Terrance Patrick Evans and Italian Andrea Catanese face charges in Florida; Evans allegedly voted despite knowing he lacked United States citizenship, while Catanese falsely stated on his naturalization application he had never voted.
  • These charges represent 0.0000001 percent of 154 million people who voted in the 2024 presidential election; the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency verified the voting process as secure.
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Just the News broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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