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Non-citizen in Winnetka pleads not guilty to alleged voter fraud
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· September 25, 2026
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A Honduran national living in the San Fernando Valley pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges of fraudulently registering to vote in United States elections. Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, 30, of Winnetka, is charged with felony counts of false claim to U.S. citizenship and fraudulent voter...
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Key points Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, 30, of Winnetka, is charged with felony counts of false claim to U. A Honduran national living in the San Fernando Valley pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges of fraudulently registering to vote in United States elections. More government Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? A Honduran national living in the San Fernando Valley pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges of fraudulently registering to vote in United States elections. Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, 30, of Winnetka, is charged with felony counts of false claim to U.S. citizenship and fraudulent voter...
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