The attorney general's office said it had investigated 38 cases involving suspected noncitizen voting or similar allegations in elections held between 2009 and 2025. In addition to the six cases in which charges were announced Thursday, the office said it had closed 10 cases without charges, and 22 remained under investigation.
Nessel said her office investigates all claims of noncitizen voting, even though such cases were rare compared with the tens of millions of ballots cast in Michigan during the years covered by the investigations...
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