BLOOMINGTON ( 25News Now ) - Bloomington Police arrested a local woman who is accused of voting twice in the November 2024 General Election.

The suspect, 55-year-old Suniti Sud of Bloomington, faces three counts of voting more than once. She was released because the crime is a non-detainable offense, according to Illinois’ SAFE-T Act.

Police began investigating the case in June after the Bloomington Election Commission reported a suspected instance of voter fraud. Records indicated that Sud had voted twice in the last general election—once by mail-in ballot in Wisconsin and once in person in Bloomington.

Following that discovery, a McLean County jury indicted Sud near the end of September.

While voter fraud is a serious crime, leaders with the Bloomington Board of Elections addressed

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