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POLICING THE POLLS: Two South Africans charged in sweeping US illegal voting crackdowns

Daily Maverick · Nov 2, 2026
POLICING THE POLLS: Two South Africans charged in sweeping US illegal voting crackdowns

US authorities have accused several foreigners of unlawfully registering to vote in the country, and among those recently charged are two South Africans – Hester Weihmann and Hanlie Venter. The case against Weihmann is connected with a judge whom the US now wants recused because of his ‘unvarnished political view’ on America’s controversial immigration enforcement.

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