Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced Thursday criminal charges against five noncitizens and one U.S. citizen in connection with alleged illegal voting or voter registration activity surrounding the 2024 general election.
The five noncitizens are accused of registering to vote, casting ballots or both despite being ineligible.
The U.S. citizen, Kimberley DiDonato, 60, allegedly registered her noncitizen husband to vote while posing as him online.
Prosecutors say she later sought to cancel the registration and claimed she was testing the system for vulnerabilities.
The other defendants are Michael Akioya, 39; Alondra Harker, 26; Harumi Michael, 60; Robert Piva, 67; and Basanth Sadasivian, 29.
The charges range from misdemeanors involving fraudulent registration and false statements to felonies including election forgery and attempting to vote as an unqualified elector.
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