Green-card holder voted in 12 general elections going back to 2000 — and is only now being charged, DOJ says

A lawful permanent resident from Bermuda registered to vote in Wake County in 2000 and cast ballots in 12 general elections over the next 24 years, the Justice Department says — and he’s only now being charged. A Kenya-born green-card holder in Harnett County allegedly voted in nine general elections and nine primaries since 2008.

They’re among 18 more noncitizens, including one illegal alien from Guatemala, that DOJ charged Thursday with illegally voting in North Carolina’s 2024 election, bringing the state’s total this year to 30. Most are charged with falsely claiming U.S. citizenship to vote and voting by an alien.

“There's no evidence of voter fraud,” @mazemoore wrote over the announcement. “Ok, there's a some voter fraud but it's not widespread.”