The Department of Homeland Security is launching a criminal investigation focused on alleged voter fraud in multiple states, including Wisconsin, according to a report from CNN.
According to internal federal guidance cited by CNN, the investigative “surge” will take place in nine states beginning on Tuesday and run until mid-October.
That probe comes ahead of November’s elections, which will determine control of Congress. Sinceree Dixon, a spokesperson for Wisconsin’s League of Women Voters, said the timing is concerning.
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