FBI Agents Hit Skid Row in Explosive Voter Fraud Investigation Amid Allegations Homeless Bribed to Forge Signatures
- The FBI and Department of Homeland Security agents investigated alleged voter fraud involving homeless individuals on Los Angeles' Skid Row during the June 2 mayoral primary election.
- Approximately 20 plainclothes federal agents interviewed about 50 homeless people on the streets regarding claims they were paid $2 to $5 to register or vote for Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilwoman Nithya Raman, although some claims could not be independently verified.
- The Department of Justice confirmed an ongoing criminal investigation related to election fraud, prompted by suspicious voting patterns including thousands of homeless individuals registered at shelter addresses where they did not live.
- The FBI emphasized that securing elections remains a top priority during the investigation.
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FBI & DHS Agents Descend on LA’s Skid Row in Voter Fraud Probe
Thursday, June 18, 2026, FBI agents and Homeland Security Investigations personnel descended on Skid Row in Los Angeles, and conducted interviews with homeless residents as part of a voter fraud probe tied to the June 2, 2026, statewide direct primary. Videos surfaced after the June 2 primary showing Skid Row residents claiming they were offered or received small cash payments (e.g., $2–$4) to register, sign multiple forms, forge signatures, or…
Spencer Pratt Reacts to FBI Investigation of Voter Fraud on Skid Row
In the heart of Los Angeles’ notorious Skid Row, federal agents are finally asking the questions that matter. Reality television star and former mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt broke his silence on the investigation, posting a photograph that captures more than just law enforcement activity—it reveals a city desperate for change amid deep-seated corruption. Plainclothes FBI...
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