DeSantis and Florida AG Uthmeier Charge 20 Ineligible Voters — Including 16 Non-Citizens Who Cast Ballots in the 2024 Election
Democrats have spent years telling Americans that non-citizen voting is a “conspiracy theory.” Florida just put more names, charges, and signed admissions on the table. The post DeSantis and Florida AG Uthmeier Charge 20 Ineligible Voters — Including 16 Non-Citizens Who Cast Ballots in the 2024 Election appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier and Governor Ron DeSantis announced the arrest and prosecution of 20 individuals for voter fraud. Among them, 16 are non-citizens accused of falsely claiming citizenship to vote, and four are convicted felons who voted while on probation. These charges mark over 100 election fraud prosecutions in Florida since 2022, with the state vowing to hold illegal voters accountable.
- 20 individuals are being arrested and prosecuted for voter fraud in Florida.
- 16 of the defendants are non-citizens accused of falsely swearing they were U.S. citizens and voting.
- 4 defendants are convicted felons accused of voting while still on probation.
- These prosecutions bring Florida’s total to over 100 election fraud cases since 2022.
- Investigators used federal immigration databases, voter registration applications, and other records to build the cases.
- Charged offenses are third-degree felonies, with potential prison sentences up to 10 years, or more in some cases.
- Several defendants signed forms admitting they were never U.S. citizens after they had already voted.
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