Election investigation uncovers alleged illegal voting by noncitizens and double voters in multiple states

FIRST ON FOX: Ohio's caput of authorities referred dozens of noncitizens and double voters for imaginable prosecution successful 8 states and Washington, D.C., connected Tuesday.

The official, Frank LaRose, says his bureau uncovered grounds of 30 non-U.S. citizens who were registered to ballot successful Ohio. Likewise, the probe uncovered eleven individuals from Virginia, Arizona, Colorado, District of Columbia, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland, and South Carolina who appeared to person voted successful aggregate jurisdictions.

"We indispensable nonstop a wide connection that predetermination fraud won’t beryllium tolerated," LaRose said successful a connection provided to Fox News Digital. "The lone mode to support Ohio’s precocious modular of predetermination integrity is to enforce the instrumentality whenever it’s broken."

Ohio's Election Integrity Unit conducted the probe by reviewing Ohio's elector registry and comparing it with national and authorities data.

LaRose sent letters to the attorneys wide of each states progressive successful the probe and referred the individuals for prosecution.

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Ohio's bureau of the caput of authorities referred 41 radical for imaginable prosecution connected amerciable voting grounds crossed 8 states and Washington, D.C. (PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images)

"Critics of Ohio’s predetermination integrity efforts whitethorn effort to minimize the value of these referrals, arsenic though immoderate tiny magnitude of predetermination transgression is acceptable," LaRose wrote to Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost. "Even 1 amerciable ballot tin spoil the result of an predetermination for the citizenry astatine large, whether it beryllium a schoolhouse levy, bulk power of a legislative chamber, oregon adjacent a statewide predetermination contest."

"Just this past election, a azygous ballot successful Licking County decided the result of a section levy aft the last certified count," LaRose noted.

Yost's bureau did not instantly respond to a petition for remark from Fox News Digital.

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Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose speaks during a House Administration Committee proceeding successful the Longworth House Office Building astatine the U.S. Capitol. (Getty Images)

Ohio's determination comes conscionable days aft President Donald Trump's Justice Department sued the State of North Carolina and the North Carolina State Board of Elections past week for allegedly failing to support an close elector list.

The Trump medication claims the Tar Heel State is successful usurpation of the 2002 Help America Vote Act (HAVA) aft committee officials provided a statewide elector registration signifier that did not marque wide whether an applicant indispensable supply a driver’s licence number, oregon if the applicant does not person a driver’s license, the past 4 digits of the applicant’s societal information number. If an applicant has neither, the instrumentality says the authorities indispensable delegate a peculiar identifying number.

President Donald Trump's justness section is suing North Carolina for failing to decently support its authorities elector rolls. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

The suit claims that a "significant number" of North Carolina voters who did not capable retired elector registration forms successful compliance with HAVA were "nonetheless registered by their predetermination officials."

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A erstwhile variation of the authorities elections board, which had a Democratic majority, acknowledged the occupation successful precocious 2023 aft a elector complained. The committee updated the elector registration signifier but declined to interaction radical who had registered to ballot since 2004 successful clip for the 2024 elections truthful they could capable successful the missing numbers.

Fox News' Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.