San Diego County Rejects DOJ Request Concerning Alleged Noncitizen Ballots
San Diego County has rejected a request from the Department of Justice concerning alleged ballots cast by noncitizens.
San Diego, CA, October 28, 2026 —
San Diego County has rejected a request from the Department of Justice concerning alleged ballots cast by noncitizens, according to the available summary of the matter.
The summary does not specify what the federal department requested, when it made the request, or how the county communicated its decision. It also provides no explanation for the rejection. The number of ballots involved, the elections in question and the evidence underlying the allegation were not provided.
The wording describes the ballots as alleged; the information available does not establish that noncitizens cast ballots. It also does not say whether the department has made a public statement, whether the county has provided further details, or whether any next steps have been taken.
No names of officials or other participants were included in the summary. It does not identify any legal basis cited by either side, describe documents exchanged, or state whether the request involved records, an investigation or another matter. Those details cannot be determined from the information provided.
As a result, the confirmed information in the summary is limited to the county’s rejection of a DOJ request and the request’s connection to allegations about ballots cast by noncitizens. Further details about the request, the county’s reasoning and the status of the matter were not provided.
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