Who really voted? The suspicion stirring up the US midterm elections

A week before the US midterm elections, over 30 million Americans have already voted early, a significantly higher rate than in previous elections. President Donald Trump is holding two campaign rallies in Texas to boost Republican candidates in tight races. Meanwhile, the US Department of Justice is investigating suspicions of non-citizen voting, after filing a request for information on over 400 voter registrations in Washington State. A similar request in California was rejected by a court. On the Democratic side, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar held a campaign rally in Minnesota with streamer Hasan Piker, sparking an internal debate within the Democratic Party. Washington's Secretary of State argued that the timing of the DOJ's request was intended to cast unfounded suspicion on the results.

A week before the US midterm elections, over 30 million Americans have already voted early, a significantly higher rate than in previous elections. President Donald Trump is holding two campaign rallies in Texas to boost Republican candidates in tight races. Meanwhile, the US Department of Justice is investigating suspicions of non-citizen voting, after filing a request for information on over 400 voter registrations in Washington State. A similar request in California was rejected by a court. On the Democratic side, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar held a campaign rally in Minnesota with streamer Hasan Piker, sparking an internal debate within the Democratic Party. Washington's Secretary of State argued that the timing of the DOJ's request was intended to cast unfounded suspicion on the results.

Who really voted? The suspicion stirring up the US midterm elections