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Federal prosecutors have charged 28 Californians with voter fraud. California Attorney General Rob Bonta emphasized that this small number of charges suggests that widespread voter fraud is not present in the state.
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Federal prosecutors have charged 28 Californians with voter fraud. California Attorney General Rob Bonta emphasized that this small number of charges suggests that widespread voter fraud is not present in the state.
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