I'm sorry, this thread is five years old and after 20,000 posts I have not been keeping up. Can you simply give us a running total of how many people have been convicted for election fraud and/or fraud related to the Covid pandemic and sent to prison?
CAVEAT - response below shows that there are certainly cases at the county and state levels across the states along both topics.... Where the STORM of SEALED INDICTMENTS become UNSEALED for the Long Anticipated DS Operative Big Fish are anticipated upon implementing Martial Law - after the DS Makes their Last desperate Moves towards Cyberattacks and Civil War to avoid losing the power and control during the Mid-Terms...
To be clear - IT DIDN'T make any sense to go after the BIG FISH DS OPERATIVES until the CORRUPT DS LAWFARE SYSTEM is DISMANTLED.... See the Summary below of the ACTIVE INDICTMENTS against those who attempted DS LAWFARE against Trump....
Reinforcing the premise "The best way to eat an elephant, is one bite at a time" and PLANNED APPROACH to "Create Conditions for Future Success."
Recap of Arrests across the country since 2020 Election:
The most comprehensive publicly available compilation is the Heritage Foundation’s Election Fraud Database (a non-exhaustive sampling of proven cases ending in criminal conviction, judicial/official finding, civil penalty, or diversion). As of its December 12, 2025 update, it listed roughly 1,619 proven instances overall (1,381 criminal convictions), spanning many years and elections.
- One multi-state summary cited ~306 voter-fraud convictions across 37 states for 2016–2020 (not broken out for 2020 alone).
- State-level examples include Minnesota reporting ~123 election-related charges/cases since 2020 (many involving ineligible voters such as felons), and various offices (Florida’s election crimes unit, Texas, etc.) announcing smaller numbers of arrests or charges for ineligible voting, absentee ballot issues, or registration fraud.
- “Fake electors” schemes after 2020 led to charges against roughly two dozen or more individuals across several states (Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Arizona, etc.), with some still ongoing or resolved via pleas.
- Federal prosecutions under the “voting by aliens” statute: Reuters identified 129 people charged since 1996, with a substantial share occurring during the Trump administrations.
- Recent federal and state efforts (especially after 2024) have produced additional handfuls of noncitizen or double-voting charges, though prosecutors have noted difficulty proving intent in some cases and many referrals do not result in charges.
Recap of Arrests across the country related to COVID Fraud:
- COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement Task Force (CFETF, DOJ): As of its April 2024 report, members had charged more than 3,500 defendants with federal crimes related to pandemic relief fraud (primarily Paycheck Protection Program/PPP loans, Economic Injury Disaster Loans/EIDL, unemployment insurance, and related schemes). This included more than $1.4 billion in seizures and forfeiture orders, plus more than 400 civil settlements/judgments. Over 2,000 of those charged had pleaded guilty or been convicted by that point.
- Earlier milestones: By August 2023 a single nationwide enforcement sweep charged 371 defendants tied to over $836 million in alleged fraud (part of the broader effort that had already exceeded 3,000 total charges by then). A GAO analysis covering cases through mid-2023 identified at least 2,191 individuals or entities facing federal fraud-related charges.
- IRS Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI) (subset focused on tax/money-laundering aspects of COVID fraud, as of March 2026): 2,292 investigations, $12.5 billion in alleged fraud uncovered, 1,230 indictments, and 825 prison sentences.
Enforcement has continued well beyond 2024. Dedicated strike forces, the National Fraud Enforcement Division, and ongoing FBI/IRS/SBA-OIG work have produced additional arrests, indictments, convictions, and sentences into 2025–2026 (individual multi-million-dollar schemes, tax-credit fraud, etc.). Exact cumulative totals after the 2024 CFETF report are not published in one consolidated figure, but the overall number of people charged remains in the thousands and continues to grow.
SEALED INDICTMENTS
PATRIOTS are reposting Trump Posts that align with Q Posts showing the volumes of SEALED INDICTMENTS that are ANTICIPATED via the IMMINENT STORM (IMHO - after Martial Law and Insurgency Act are in-acted based upon the DS Leftist's last desperate Move/Event with Cyber attacks and Civil War)...
Sealed indictments are, by design, not disclosed. The Department of Justice and FBI do not publish counts or details of sealed matters. No official DOJ/FBI statement, court docket summary, congressional report, or credible news investigation has released any such figure for election-fraud cases tied to the 2020 election or subsequent cycles under this administration (as of late July 2026).
What is publicly known
- The administration has prioritized election-integrity investigations, including FBI seizures of 2020 ballots and records in Fulton County, Georgia; probes into alleged noncitizen voting/registration; audits or demands for state voter rolls; and statements from U.S. Attorneys’ offices (e.g., Central District of California) about “multiple election fraud investigations.”
- Publicly announced federal charges for election-related offenses remain limited. Reporting indicates only a handful of cases, mostly individual noncitizen voting or double-voting matters, with prosecutors noting difficulty proving intent in many leads.
- Ongoing work includes record reviews, civil lawsuits seeking voter data, and letters to states warning of potential criminal liability for certain registration practices. These have not produced publicly reported sealed (or unsealed) indictments alleging large-scale 2020 election fraud.
Any sealed indictments that might exist would remain confidential until unsealed by a court (typically upon arrest or at the government’s request).
Publicly reported federal indictments of notable figures
Available reporting through mid-to-late 2026 identifies a small number of such cases:
- James B. Comey (former FBI Director): Indicted in September 2025 on charges including making false statements to Congress and obstructing a congressional proceeding. That case was later dismissed (along with related charges) on grounds related to the prosecutor’s appointment. A separate indictment was obtained in April 2026 in North Carolina over a social media post alleged to constitute a threat against the president.
- Letitia James (New York Attorney General, who brought a civil fraud case against Trump and his company): Indicted in October 2025 on bank fraud and false-statement charges related to a mortgage application on a Virginia property. The case was dismissed for the same appointment-related reasons as the initial Comey case.
- John R. Bolton (former National Security Adviser): Indicted in October 2025 on multiple counts related to the handling of classified information.
- Caren Mercedes Lineberger (a federal prosecutor): Indicted in 2026 on charges including theft of government property and alteration/concealment of records, related to allegedly attempting to obtain and send herself a copy of Jack Smith’s confidential final report on the classified-documents investigation (disguised as cake recipes).
Other actions include investigations, subpoenas, or failed attempts to secure indictments (for example, against certain Democratic members of Congress), plus charges against organizations or individuals not directly tied to the core Trump prosecutions (e.g., the Southern Poverty Law Center). Jack Smith himself has faced congressional scrutiny, a Hatch Act-related probe by the Office of Special Counsel, and public calls for accountability, but no criminal indictment of him is reported in available sources. No indictments of Fani Willis or Alvin Bragg appear in the results.