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28 charged in largest noncitizen voting bust in California history

Authorities charged 28 individuals in Sacramento area in a major noncitizen voting case.

Oct 23, 2026, 4:29 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Authorities in California have charged 28 individuals in what has been described as the largest noncitizen voting bust in the state's history, according to Right Speak.

The network of individuals allegedly involved in the case was charged with voting despite not being citizens, a violation of election laws.

This development comes shortly after Leslie Stahl stated that noncitizen voting was not an issue, highlighting the significance of the bust.

The charges were announced in the Sacramento area, directly impacting local voters and election integrity efforts.

Officials are continuing to investigate the case to ensure the integrity of upcoming elections in California.

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