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Trump Administration Reports 1,600 Voter-Fraud Cases, 160 Arrests

The administration has redirected hundreds of federal workers as DOJ says prosecutions will rise significantly each week before Election Day.

  • On Tuesday, Homeland Security Investigations official Matthew Millhollin announced the Trump administration's voter fraud initiative has resulted in about 1,600 cases and 160 arrests, unveiled six weeks before Election Day.
  • President Donald Trump directed this whole-of-government effort, redirecting federal resources and hundreds of employees to search for foul play in elections ahead of November's midterms to crack down on noncitizen voting.
  • The Justice Department separately charged 70 people with unlawful voting offenses and a Utah postal worker for discarding 300 mail ballots, though these cases represent a tiny fraction of more than 211 million active voters.
  • David Becker, a former Justice Department attorney leading the Center for Election Innovation and Research, said these numbers are "incredibly small," while Kathy Boockvar warned hyperbolic claims fuel antagonism against election officials.
  • Federal initiatives face legal hurdles, including blocked databases, while whistleblower reports allege staff misrepresent themselves on Voter Services tools in a way that could violate state laws and wrongly implicate U.S. citizens.
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The U.S. government has investigated non-citizens on electoral rolls, resulting in 160 arrests for fraud.The figures are lower than expected.Federal actions highlight the low incidence of electoral fraud, despite Trump’s claims about its spread. Arrests include charges for related crimes.

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