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In-Person Voter Impersonators
In-person voter impersonation fraud is when someone votes under another's identity at polling places.
In 2024, Wisconsin clerks referred 46 cases of suspected fraud, including irregularities.
Texas AG Ken Paxton investigated 33 potential noncitizens voting, though not directly impersonation.
In-Person Voter Impersonators
In-person voter impersonation fraud happens when someone votes under another's identity at a polling site. Balanced views show it's rare; the Brennan Center notes it's a federal crime with safeguards in place.
Heritage Foundation's database lists proven cases, though critics argue it inflates numbers. In 2025, FBI emphasized protecting elections from such crimes, with no widespread reports. Misinformation on social media amplified claims ahead of elections.
Warnings and Prevention Tips
Voter ID laws help, but balance access; report suspicions to election officials.
Helpful information: FBI tips include verifying voter registration; use nonpartisan sources like Brennan Center for facts.