Federal authorities have expanded their investigation into potential voter fraud by issuing over a hundred subpoenas across multiple states, targeting alleged cases of noncitizens casting ballots. The move signals a broadened effort to examine voting irregularities, raising questions about eligibility verification in recent elections. Legal requests have been sent to election officials in at least 13 states, indicating a coordinated push to review voter records. The development follows ongoing scrutiny of voting practices and could have implications for future election integrity measures.
More than 100 subpoenas issued across 13 states as government ramps up search for alleged noncitizen voters.
