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Liar.Noncitizens aren’t voting.
Republicans are lying about noncitizens voting.
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Liar.Noncitizens aren’t voting.
Republicans are lying about noncitizens voting.
where is that post you claimYou just quoted yourself and accused yourself of playing dumb.
Clearly, you aren’t playing, Stupid.![]()
Prove it AND S.T.F.U.The burden of proof is on the person or persons making the accusation. YOU prove undocumented people are casting votes. Back up your bullshit or just STFU!!!!
Ahh, so now we’re in favor of states rights? Aren’t the left all in favor of a national popular vote? Now it’s states rights! Got it.Except it is the states that run their own elections. Not the federal government. Look at all you small government liars crawling out of the woodwork!!!!!
MAGA
And illegals can’t enter the country legally either….Illegals cannot vote.
But it can't be mandated by the federal government. Nice to know you guys only believe in states rights...until you don't!Ahh, so now we’re in favor of states rights? Aren’t the left all in favor of a national popular vote? Now it’s states rights! Got it.
Also, voter roll purges can be done nationwide on a state by state level.
Illegals will be voting in the next election. There already is no proof of who you are or citizenship needed to get an "ABSENT" ballot from Washington DC. That is NOT AN ABSENTEE BALLOT, it is an ABSENT BALLOT and it comes from Washington DC not your local country clerk.So once again we see Republicans lying as they employ their race hustle tctics in order to affect the upcoming eections in their favor. We have heard Republicans lying for years about illegal immigrants voting just because they lose. Now we see that they have began getting unconstitutional about it.
The GOP is making false claims about noncitizens voting. It’s affecting real voters
Earlier this month, Alabama voter William Pritchett received an unexpected letter from election officials telling him his voter registration was made inactive and was “on the path for removal from the statewide voter list.”
He was among more than 3,200 people on the state’s voter rolls whose registrations had been flagged by Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen as part of a new initiative to identify possible noncitizens.
Yet Pritchett was born in Alabama and has always been an American citizen.
He told NPR he believes state election officials are “chasing a false narrative” that “noncitizens have been voting and that’s swinging elections.”
“It’s in the news every day where they want to make it into an issue,” Pritchett said. He was able to update his information with local election officials and remains registered to vote. It’s still not clear why his name was added to the state’s list.
The baseless claim that Democrats will attempt to steal the upcoming election by encouraging recently arrived migrants to vote illegally has become a key talking point for former President Donald Trump and his allies this campaign season.
That narrative sowing doubt about the validity of the U.S. electoral system is likely to be invoked by Trump and his supporters as a basis for denying election results should he lose.
Despite the fact that it has long been illegal for noncitizens to vote in federal elections and there is no credible evidence showing it happens in significant numbers, the false claim has continued to gain momentum.
But as the election nears, the false rhetoric is now having a real impact on citizens as some GOP officials are scrutinizing voter rolls and questioning some voters’ registrations in the final run-up to Election Day — which some voting advocates say violates federal law.