Another alarming election-integrity report is raising serious questions about who has been voting in American elections and how thousands of allegedly ineligible ballots could have slipped through the cracks in the red state of Florida.
A new investigation by a coalition of Florida election-integrity organizations claims that 1,827 noncitizens who were removed from the state’s voter rolls cast a staggering 7,035 ballots between 2020 and the second quarter of 2026.
The findings, first reported by The Daily Signal on Wednesday, October 14, come as the Trump administration continues its efforts to tighten voter registration requirements and prevent noncitizens from participating in American elections.
According to the report, a Joint Task Force of Florida election integrity groups examined voter registration and voting histories across all 67 Florida counties.
The coalition reported the following figures:
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5,612 noncitizens removed from Florida’s voter rolls during the period examined.
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1,827 of those individuals allegedly cast a combined 7,035 ballots.
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Approximately 600 individuals were referred to Florida’s Office of Election Crimes and Security.
The report warns that the number of ballots attributed to individuals subsequently removed from the rolls could be significant in tightly contested elections.
Consider Florida’s November 2021 Democratic special primary election for the state’s 20th Congressional District, where the winning margin was just five votes.
The report also cited a 2018 Baker County School Board race decided by only three votes.
The coalition argued that the ballots it identified were numerous enough to potentially influence closely contested races.
The latest findings follow a major election fraud crackdown announced by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Attorney General James Uthmeier last month.
As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, Florida officials announced on September 24 that 20 individuals faced charges in an election fraud investigation.
Sixteen defendants were noncitizens accused of falsely declaring themselves U.S. citizens before casting ballots. The remaining four were convicted felons accused of voting while still on probation.
Uthmeier declared:
Florida will not allow anyone to steal the vote of Americans at the ballot box.
The cases brought Florida’s total election fraud prosecutions above 100 since DeSantis established the Office of Election Crimes and Security in 2022.
The Gateway Pundit has extensively documented the Trump administration’s election integrity investigations.
In March, The Gateway Pundit reported that Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon disclosed troubling findings from a federal examination of voter registration records.
That review raised concerns about noncitizens, deceased voters, and duplicate registrations in state election databases.
In July, The Gateway Pundit reported that Dhillon’s Civil Rights Division warned election officials across all 50 states and Washington, D.C., about their obligations to maintain accurate voter rolls and prevent unlawful voting.
The administration’s aggressive approach has also encountered legal setbacks.
On October 9, U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan ruled against a Justice Department voter-data collection initiative, finding that the federal government’s approach exceeded its authority and violated legal protections.
According to The Daily Signal, officials in several Florida counties declined to validate the coalition’s conclusions without examining the underlying data.
Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections official Alison Novoa said her office could not independently verify the numbers or conclusions presented by outside organizations.
Read the report below via Daily Signal:
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