Trump’s DHS set to launch voter-fraud crackdown across nine states ahead of midterms

The Trump administration is unleashing a new voter fraud investigation surge across nine states as the 2026 midterms rapidly approach. Homeland Security Investigations will reportedly pursue leads, conduct interviews and help prosecutors review suspected election fraud cases. The operation targets Washington, Wisconsin, Missouri, Georgia, California, Pennsylvania, Nevada, New York and Connecticut through mid-October. The sweeping move puts DHS at the centre of President Trump’s campaign to crack down on suspected voter fraud.