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Israeli Woman Charged in California for Illegal Voting in US Election

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An Israeli woman living in California, Moriah Dahan, has been charged with illegally voting in the 2024 US presidential election. She allegedly registered to vote by claiming to be an American citizen, despite only holding a green card. The charges also include making false statements during her citizenship application process. Dahan is one of 63 people facing election-related charges announced by the US Department of Justice.

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  • Moriah Dahan, an Israeli in California, is charged with illegal voting in the 2024 US presidential election.
  • She allegedly registered to vote by falsely claiming US citizenship.
  • Dahan is also charged with making false statements during her citizenship application.
  • She is among 63 individuals facing election-related charges from the US Department of Justice.
  • Dahan reportedly held a green card at the time of the alleged illegal voting.
Israeli Woman Charged in California for Illegal Voting in US Election
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