Criminal charges followed. On Nov. 8, Gao turned himself in via Zoom and was arraigned in 14A District Court in Ann Arbor on felony charges of lying to register to vote and being unqualified to ...

A Chinese national allegedly voted in the last presidential election and fled the country one day before President Donald Trump’s ...

Chinese surname culture has survived and developed over the past four or five thousand years. ... used by more than 10% of Chinese: Xu, Zhu, Lin, Sun, Ma, Gao, Hu, Zheng, Guo, and Xiao.

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“Gao surrendered one Chinese passport but used a second one issued in his name to board Delta Flight 389 at Detroit Metropolitan Airport and fly to Shanghai on Jan. 19, according to prosecutors.

GAO asked if he could 'pull back his vote,' " the complaint states. "(He) stated he was 'freaking out because I wasn’t supposed to vote,' before concluding the call," the complaint states.

Chinese surname culture has survived and developed over the past four or five thousand years. ... Third, the names of ancestors like Huangpu, Gao, Diao, Gong, and Shi were taken as surnames.

The roommate also told police that after Gao voted, he posted "a message that he voted in the 2024 Presidential Election on a Chinese application, WeChat, from his cell phone." ...

GAO asked if he could 'pull back his vote,' " the complaint states. "(He) stated he was 'freaking out because I wasn’t supposed to vote,' before concluding the call," the complaint states.

The roommate also told police that after Gao voted, he posted "a message that he voted in the 2024 Presidential Election on a Chinese application, WeChat, from his cell phone." ...

GAO asked if he could 'pull back his vote,' " the complaint states. "(He) stated he was 'freaking out because I wasn’t supposed to vote,' before concluding the call," the complaint states.

GAO asked if he could 'pull back his vote,' " the complaint states. "(He) stated he was 'freaking out because I wasn’t supposed to vote,' before concluding the call," the complaint states.