The Brief
- Federal prosecutors charged three Georgia residents with illegally voting in federal elections.
- The defendants are citizens of Mexico, Venezuela, and Antigua and Barbuda, according to prosecutors.
- All three are presumed innocent, and the government must prove the allegations in court.
ATLANTA – Three Georgia residents who are not U.S. citizens face federal charges accusing them of illegally voting in recent elections.
What we know:
The cases involve residents of Dawsonville, Lawrenceville and Morrow. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia said the charges were filed beginning Sept. 1.
Dawsonville woman accused of voting three times
What they’re saying:…