JUDICIAL WATCH NEWS REPORT 09/26/2017 VOTER FRAUD IN OHIO!

A county-level grand jury in Ohio indicted several foreign nationals for election fraud related to the 2012 and 2016 presidential elections. Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O’Brien announced that the grand Jury returned indictments against seven foreign nationals who allegedly voted illegally in recent U.S. elections. READ MORE

Background Notes from Judicial Watch

08/30/2012 Judicial Watch and True the Vote Sue Ohio to Force Clean Up of Voting Rolls Source: Judicial Watch Judicial Watch sent a letter to Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted notifying him that certain Ohio counties, including Franklin, contained registration rolls that contain between 90% and 100% of total voting age population. Typically, only 71% of eligible voters register to vote. READ MORE 03/16/2017 Judicial Watch Files Supreme Court Amicus Supporting Ohio’s Right to Clean Voter Rolls Source: Judicial Watch Judicial Watch filed a brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in support of Ohio’s efforts to ensure that its voter rolls are up to date. Judicial Watch contends that Ohio should be permitted to continue its process of “sending of a statutory confirmation notice to any registrant that has not had any voting-related activity for two years.” READ MORE 07/27/2017 U.S. Spends $10 Mil to Give Foreigners Seeking Citizenship Free English, History, Civics Classes Source: Judicial Watch The U.S. government is spending $10 million to help foreigners seeking American citizenship by offering them free English, history and civics courses as well as naturalization legal services. The grant came in a final push before the presidential election to prepare approximately 25,000 residents from more than 50 countries. More than a dozen states—including Ohio—with large resident immigrant populations were targeted. READ MORE