Call on the Department of Justice to conduct a thorough investigation of alleged unlawful election conduct in California, including voter registration payments, incorrect addresses, and Los Angeles mayoral primary irregularities.

Today, U.S. Senator Rick Scott sent a letter to Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche and Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon urging the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate reports of voters being paid to register, voters registered to incorrect addresses, and irregularities in the recent mayoral primary in Los Angeles.

Scott urged DOJ officials to investigate alleged voter registration and election administration irregularities in California and Los Angeles.

Sen. Rick Scott Sends Letter to Acting AG Blanche, Assistant AG Dhillon Demanding Investigation into California Election Fraud
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Scott's office says he sent a letter urging DOJ to investigate California voter-registration payments, incorrect addresses, and Los Angeles mayoral-primary irregularities.

Within the June 7-July 6, 2026 lookback window, Scott's Senate office announced that he sent DOJ a letter asking for investigation of the specific California election-conduct issues named in the commitment.

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Sen. Rick Scott Sends Letter to Acting AG Blanche, Assistant AG Dhillon Demanding Investigation into California Election Fraud
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The letter asks DOJ to encourage "a thorough investigation of any related unlawful conduct" and discusses Los Angeles voter-registration payments and address issues.

The full letter is addressed to DOJ officials and explicitly requests a thorough accounting/investigation while citing the alleged paid registrations, incorrect addresses, and the Los Angeles mayoral-primary context.

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Letter from Sen. Rick Scott to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon
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DOJ announced a California woman was charged with paying people, including homeless people on Skid Row, to register to vote.

This DOJ release corroborates the official prosecution and factual predicate that Scott cited in his June 12 letter, including payment for voter registration and registration-address concerns.

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California Woman Federally Charged with Paying Individuals, Including Homeless People on L.A.’s Skid Row, to Register to Vote
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