A second person in Wisconsin now faces fraud charges from last November’s presidential election.
Four felonies were filed last month against a man who cast two absentee ballots.
Twenty-seven cases have been referred by Wisconsin election officials to prosecutors out of the more than three million votes cast.
District attorneys have announced they are not pursuing charges in 18 cases.
The voter’s name and where he cast the absentee ballots haven’t been announced.
Former President Donald Trump has alleged there was widespread fraud in Wisconsin after President Joe Biden won by just 21,000 votes.
