Federal officials have identified 400 noncitizens registered to vote in Washington state, according to a report by Fox News report. The outlet said the figures came from an interview with Acting U.S. Attorney Neil Floyd, who spoke with Fox News Digital about the probe.
Floyd told Fox News Digital that some of the noncitizens identified in the probe cast ballots as many as 27 times, according to the report. The outlet's summary said the alleged votes date back to 1984.
The headline of the Fox News report also includes the phrase "tip of the iceberg." The summary available for this story does not say who used that phrase or what it refers to.
Several points remain unclear from the material available. The summary does not say how the 400 individuals were identified, how many of them cast ballots, or how many of them cast ballots as many as 27 times. It does not include a response from Washington state election officials, and it does not say whether charges have been filed.
The headline states that federal officials identified 400 noncitizens, while the summary says only that a portion of those identified cast multiple ballots.
This article relies on a single report from Fox News and has not independently confirmed the figures.