Michael Akioya
Coverage of Michael Akioya in the Nexus archive.
- 5 non-citizens accused of voting in Michigan’s November 2024 general election
Non-citizens are accused of voting in Michigan’s November 2024 general election, according to charges announced by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nesel’s Office. The investigation also includes one U.S. citizen accused of registering a non-citizen spouse to vote. Four individuals named—Michael Akioya, Alondra Harker, Harumi Michael, and Robert Piva—were charged with various election law violations, including fraud and false statements.
- AG charges five non-citizens who allegedly voted in Michigan’s 2024 general election
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced charges against five non-citizens who allegedly voted in Michigan’s 2024 general election, and one U.S. citizen for attempting to register a non-citizen husband to vote. The Attorney General's office reported investigating 38 suspected cases between 2009 and 2025, resulting in six criminal charges.