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DOJ to keep election-integrity cases after Supreme Court ruling

By Drooid · Sep 16, 2026, 3:25 AM UTC · How we work

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Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the Justice Department will keep election-integrity actions despite the Supreme Court’s mail-in ballot ruling.
He reported 11 people charged with illegal voting or fraud in the past ten days.
He highlighted a Memphis operation that made 13,000 arrests, seized over 2,000 firearms, and recovered over 200 missing children.
Blanche said the DOJ will prosecute criminal AI use but will not regulate AI, calling it beneficial.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the Justice Department will keep election-integrity actions despite the Supreme Court’s mail-in ballot ruling.
He reported 11 people charged with illegal voting or fraud in the past ten days.
He highlighted a Memphis operation that made 13,000 arrests, seized over 2,000 firearms, and recovered over 200 missing children.
Blanche said the DOJ will prosecute criminal AI use but will not regulate AI, calling it beneficial.