DOJ Charges 63 in Election Cases Before MidtermsElection Charges Announced on Midterm Eve Raise Questions About ScaleDOJ Steps Up Enforcement Against Alleged Illegal Voting
The Justice Department announced charges against 63 people in 15 states on November 2, a day before the 2026 midterm elections. The cases involve alleged unlawful ballots, deceptive voter enrollment and inaccurate assertions of American citizenship.On November 2, the Justice Department announced charges against 63 people in 15 states, a day before the midterms, as the administration highlighted alleged noncitizen voting.The Justice Department charged 63 people in 15 states on November 2 over alleged election crimes, including illegal voting and false citizenship claims, ahead of the midterms.