Credit: Miranda Devine/XA troubling new allegation involving overseas voter outreach is raising fresh questions about how political organizations identify potential voters abroad, and whether American election officials have adequate safeguards to prevent ineligible foreign nationals from entering the voter registration process.New York Post columnist Miranda Devine revealed Wednesday that an Australian contact, who is not an American citizen, received a letter encouraging him to participate in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections.According to Devine, the letter was postmarked in Belgium and originated from the Center for U.S. Voters Abroad (CUVA), a nonprofit voter outreach organization with reported financial connections to the left-wing Arabella Advisors network.The letter was reportedly signed by Michael Peñuelas, the organization’s executive director, who previously worked for a Democrat state legislator and participated in left-wing climate activism.Devine wrote on X:An Australian contact received this letter encouraging him to vote in the US midterms. He is not an American citizen and therefore is not eligible to vote. The letter was postmarked Belgium and sent by the Center for U.S. Voters Abroad, a left-wing dark-money operation linked to the Soros-funded Arabella network. Michael Penuelas who signed the letter is a former Democrat staffer and left-wing climate activist.Devine tagged investigative journalist Asra Nomani, election-integrity account ItsYourGov, Justice Department official Harmeet Dhillon, and the Federal Election Commission in her post.An Australian contact received this letter encouraging him to vote in the US midterms. He is not an American citizen and therefore is not eligible to vote.The letter was postmarked Belgium and sent by the Center for U.S. Voters Abroad, a left-wing dark-money operation linked to the Soros-funded Arabella network. Michael Penuelas who signed the letter is a former Democrat staffer and left-wing climate activist.@AsraNomani@ItsYourGov @HarmeetKDhillon @FEC— Miranda Devine (@mirandadevine) November 3, 2026The allegation raises an obvious question: Why would an organization dedicated to mobilizing American citizens overseas send election materials to an Australian who allegedly has no legal right to vote in the United States?The Center for U.S. Voters Abroad presents itself as a nonpartisan nonprofit that helps Americans overseas complete the Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) and request absentee ballots. Its website is usvotersabroad.org.Influence Watch and public filings show a different picture. The organization previously operated as a trade name of the Hopewell Fund, one of the core “Five Sisters” nonprofits in the Arabella Advisors network, the massive left-of-center dark-money operation long funded by George Soros’s Open Society Foundations and other progressive donors. It is now associated with the Act Now Project / Act Now Coalition structure.In the 2024 cycle, entities linked to the group reported independent expenditures opposing Donald Trump and supporting Joe Biden.Peñuelas, who signed the letter, is a Stanford-trained environmental policy specialist and former legislative aide in the Democrat-controlled Washington State House (serving as a legislative assistant associated with Rep. Sharon Shewmake).His background includes work with climate and food-system advocacy groups such as Food Tank and writing on progressive environmental policy.Pattern of Overseas Voting VulnerabilitiesThis is not an isolated curiosity. The Gateway Pundit has repeatedly documented serious problems with overseas and UOCAVA (Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act) voting.In September 2026, GP reported on the emergency revision of the federal FPCA form that eliminated the checkbox allowing people who “have never lived in the United States” to register, an option long criticized as a pathway for birth-tourism claimants and others without real U.S. domicile.The change was approved by the Office of Management and Budget after warnings that the old language created confusion and invited ineligible use.GP has also covered Michigan and other states’ expansive interpretations of overseas voting, cases of non-citizens charged by the Trump DOJ with illegal registration and voting, and instances of ballot materials ending up at addresses tied to Arabella-linked nonprofits.The combination of dark-money groups aggressively pushing overseas participation, weak identity and citizenship checks, and mailing lists that reach non-citizens creates an obvious risk.Federal law is clear: only U.S. citizens may vote in federal elections. 18 U.S.C. § 611 makes it a crime for aliens to do so. The fact that a Belgium-postmarked letter from a group with Arabella roots reached an Australian non-citizen and treated him as a prior user of their registration tool raises basic questions about data sources, list hygiene, and intent.The post Soros-Linked “Center for U.S. Voters Abroad” Sends Midterm Voting Letter to Australian Non-Citizen — Postmarked from Belgium, Signed by Former Democrat Staffer appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.