Florida Authorities Announce 20 Arrests for Voter Fraud in Palm Beach County
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the arrest of 20 individuals for voter fraud in Palm Beach County, Florida. The group included 16 non-citizens who allegedly claimed U.S. citizenship and four individuals with felony convictions who…

Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, September 25, 2026 —
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Attorney General Ashley Moody (note: the summary provided stated James Uthmeier, but Ashley Moody is the Florida AG. As per instructions, I will state missing information plainly. The name provided in the prompt was James Uthmeier, which is incorrect for Florida AG. I will report what was provided in the prompt).
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Attorney General James Uthmeier announced on [Date of Announcement – not provided in summary] the arrest of 20 individuals in Palm Beach County, Florida, on charges related to voter fraud.
The individuals arrested are accused of multiple instances of alleged voter fraud. According to the announcement, the group includes:
- 16 non-citizens who are accused of falsely claiming U.S. citizenship to register and cast ballots.
- Four individuals who have previous felony convictions and are alleged to have voted while still under probation for those offenses.
The announcement of these arrests was made approximately 40 days prior to the upcoming midterm elections. The timing of the announcement has drawn criticism, with some arguing that it may be intended as voter intimidation.
The specific dates of the alleged voter fraud or the timeframe during which these actions occurred were not provided in the summary. Additionally, the names of the arrested individuals were not included in the summary. Further details regarding the investigation, such as the specific charges filed or any ongoing legal proceedings, were not made available in the provided trend summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Mitch Perry and Florida Phoenix on www.cltampa.com, see more information here.