A resident of Katy has admitted to voting illegally in a US election. The individual, a British citizen, cast a ballot in the 2020 federal election. Details of the case are available from local news sources.
The British citizen is facing sentencing for their actions. Further information on the sentencing and the circumstances surrounding the illegal vote can be found through local news outlets, such as FOX 26 Houston.
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