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DOJ Charges Five Canadians in Voting-Fraud Case

By Drooid · Oct 31, 2026 · How we work

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U.S. Department of Justice charged five Canadians with voting-fraud related offenses.
A 69-year-old Canadian permanent resident in Florida was indicted for registering in 2021 and voting in 2022.
Ellis Boyle, a federal prosecutor appointed by President Donald Trump, called the prosecutions a constitutional assault on liberty.
Bill Essayli said 156 people have been charged with voting-fraud offenses since the Trump administration began, among 211 million 2024 voters.

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U.S. Department of Justice charged five Canadians with voting-fraud related offenses.
A 69-year-old Canadian permanent resident in Florida was indicted for registering in 2021 and voting in 2022.
Ellis Boyle, a federal prosecutor appointed by President Donald Trump, called the prosecutions a constitutional assault on liberty.
Bill Essayli said 156 people have been charged with voting-fraud offenses since the Trump administration began, among 211 million 2024 voters.