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The Justice Department has charged 64 foreign nationals across 17 states with unlawful voting, fraudulent voter registration and related offenses in roughly five weeks, according to figures the department provided to Fox News Digital.
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Shop NowMinnesota leads with 11 defendants, followed by Pennsylvania with 10 and Texas with nine.
Louisiana has five; New Jersey, California and Florida have four each.
The department says it has charged 104 people with voting fraud-related offenses since President Trump returned to office in 2025.
The cases range from fraudulent registration applications to ballots cast in multiple elections.
Charges are allegations, though some defendants have pleaded guilty, including Evelyn Miller of Emmaus, Pennsylvania, who admitted to illegally voting in the 2024 presidential election.
Also in Pennsylvania, prosecutors allege Haitian national Cliff Sanon submitted eight registration applications and voted in November 2022.
“Every illegal vote cancels out the vote of a lawful American citizen,” a DOJ spokesperson said, pointing to Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District race in 2020, which was decided by six votes.
The tally arrives weeks before the November midterms. Authorities have not established that any case in it changed the outcome of an election, Fox News reports.
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