An Ohio woman accused of illegally voting while she was a lawful permanent resident is acquitted at trial, according to reports from Canadian outlets. The case centers on alleged voting during the 2018 election, when prosecutors claimed she voted as a noncitizen. In court, the defendant is found not guilty. One report describes the person as having been a lawful permanent resident at the time of the 2018 election and facing charges for allegedly voting despite not being eligible. The Independent similarly reports that the woman, later identified as a U.S. citizen, is acquitted of illegally voting in 2018 in Ohio. The accounts focus on the trial outcome—acquittal—and the alleged conduct related to the 2018 election. Both sources indicate the charges do not result in a conviction, and no further details on the reasoning, evidence, or sentencing are provided in the shared summaries.