Five Federal Voter-Fraud Prosecutions Unveiled as Midterms Loom

The Justice Department announced five federal voter-fraud prosecutions this week ahead of the 2026 midterms, including cases in Pennsylvania (with a Homeland Security raid and a defendant linked to a husband-and-wife voting scheme) and two additional cases in New Jersey and Wisconsin involving voting as a noncitizen; officials portray the actions as protecting election integrity, while critics say there is little evidence of widespread fraud.