🚨 TWO MORE FEDERAL ILLEGAL-VOTING CASES 🚨
The Justice Department announced two separate cases yesterday involving non-U.S. citizens accused of registering or voting in American elections.
FLORIDA — CHRISTIANE VINETTE YOUNG
Federal prosecutors charged 75-year-old Canadian national Christiane Vinette Young with three counts of voting by an alien.
According to DOJ, Young allegedly voted in:
• The 2022 federal primary
• The 2022 general election
• The 2024 general election
Prosecutors allege she voted despite knowing she was not a United States citizen. If convicted on all three counts, she faces a maximum of three years in federal prison.
KANSAS — GEORGE OLAWUNMI JOHNSON
A federal grand jury has indicted 67-year-old Nigerian national George Olawunmi Johnson on four election-related charges.
DOJ alleges Johnson falsely claimed to be a U.S. citizen when he registered to vote in Johnson County, Kansas, in February 2010.
Then, in November 2024, prosecutors allege he cast a ballot containing races for President, Vice President, U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives — while he was actually a lawful permanent resident, not a U.S. citizen.
Johnson is charged with:
• False claim to U.S. citizenship
• False claim of citizenship in order to vote
• Fraudulent election conduct
• Voting by an alien in a federal election
These are allegations, and both defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
But the cases raise an important factual question for election administrators nationwide:
How did these registrations and alleged votes make it through the system in the first place?
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