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California noncitizen voting case Developing

First reported Oct 19, 9:41 AM ET by New York Post · ongoing, 26 hours so far

DOJ Charges 28 Noncitizens in California With Election Crimes (opens the original story in a new tab)

The Epoch TimesOct 19, 6:17 PM

6 / 27 outletsNot yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, Fox News, Newsweek +17
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012121810/200610/19 9 AM · New York Post: FBI smash huge voter fraud ring in California -- days after fe…10/19 8 PM · The Hill: Justice Department targets and charges 28 alleged noncitizen Califo…

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Not yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, Fox News, Newsweek, CNBC, CNN, Business Insider, Newsmax, HuffPost, NBC News, Breitbart, Politico, CBS News, The Wall Street Journal, Associated Press, The Washington Post, MS NOW, USA Today, TIME, NTD, Vox

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