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28 charged in California noncitizen voting case

Fresno County residents are among 28 people charged in a California case involving alleged noncitizen voting.

28 charged in California noncitizen voting case

Key takeaways

  • Twenty-eight people were charged in California.
  • The case involves noncitizen voting.
  • Fresno County residents are among those charged.
  • The charges will proceed through the court system.

The case

Twenty-eight people have been charged in California in a case involving noncitizen voting. Fresno County residents are among those charged.

What is known

The case concerns voting by people who were not citizens. The available details identify the number charged and the connection to Fresno County, but do not identify the defendants or describe the specific allegations against each person.

Court process

A criminal charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. The people charged will be entitled to the legal process, including the opportunity to respond to the allegations in court.

Local connection

The case includes residents of Fresno County, but the details available do not identify how many of the 28 charged people are from the county. They also do not identify the court, the filing date or the agency involved.

What to watch

  • Court filings identifying the charges and defendants.
  • The next steps in the court proceedings.
  • Any public statements from the agency handling the case.

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