NewsCBS News PoliticsMarch 26, 2026United States
Minnesota Elections Office Subpoenaed in Federal Probe of Voter Rolls
The Minnesota Secretary of State's Office has been subpoenaed by the Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security to provide voter records as part of a federal investigation into potential non-citizen registration or voting. This action is part of a broader federal effort to examine state voter rolls, with prosecutors seeking records for over 125 individuals, though no criminal charges have been filed to date.
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This federal investigation into Minnesota's could impact how states manage voter registration and could lead to changes in election security protocols.
Key Facts
- The Minnesota Secretary of State's Office received a grand jury subpoena in a federal investigation.
- The investigation concerns whether non-citizens are registered or have unlawfully cast ballots.
- Federal prosecutors are seeking records pertaining to more than 125 individuals.
- The Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security are conducting the investigation.
- No one has been criminally charged to date in this investigation.
Who's Mentioned
organizationCBS Newsdate5:21 PM EDTother138locationFulton CountyorganizationJustice DepartmentlocationDistrict of ColumbiaorganizationDOJdate2020organizationFBIorganizationHeritage FoundationorganizationMinnesota Secretary of State's OfficelocationArizonaorganizationThe Heritage Foundation“g some sort of voter fraud between 2004 and 2025, according to data compiled by ”dateMarch 26, 2026locationMinnesotadateMarch 2025locationGeorgiaorganizationDepartment of Homeland SecuritypersonCamilo Montoya-Galvezother125personPresident Trump