Secretary of State: 4K noncitizens on voter rolls (illegal, controversial, Denver)

[All American NYC]

One day after being sued over a controversial ballot box citizenship question, Secretary of State Ruth Johnson said Tuesday there are an estimated 4,000 noncitizens on Michigan's voter rolls....Department of State employees cross-referenced those noncitizens with voting records and found 54 have a voting history and have voted a total of 95 times, Johnson said.....over the years noncitizens have been automatically registered to vote while legally obtaining a driver's license.

Imagine how many we have across the country?

[hammertime33]

Originally Posted by All American NYC

Imagine how many we have across the country?

A small fraction of what these deceitful Republican Secretary of States are "estimating." It's nothing but scare tactics designed to stoke a false sense of outrage and push laws and polices that aim to diminish Democratic voter turnout.


Noncitizen voters ID'd fraction of those first alleged by Gessler - The Denver Post

[HistorianDude]

Originally Posted by All American NYC

Imagine how many we have across the country?

Our secretary of State here in Colorado offered a similar estimate recently. He even came up with a list of 4,000. But then he was forced to actually go check the list.

He found exactly 141 of whom only 35 had actually voted.

[TrapperJohn]

Originally Posted by HistorianDude

Our secretary of State here in Colorado offered a similar estimate recently. He even came up with a list of 4,000. But then he was forced to actually go check the list.

He found exactly 141 of whom only 35 had actually voted.

Elections have literally been decided on fewer than 35 votes.

[thecoalman]

Pew estimates there is 24 million registrations in this country that are invalid or substantially inaccurate.

http://www.pewstates.org/uploadedFil...gistration.pdf

Approximately 24 million—one of
every eight—voter registrations in the
United States are no longer valid or
are significantly inaccurate.

More than 1.8 million deceased
individuals are listed as voters.

Approximately 2.75 million people
have registrations in more than one
state.

That doesn't mean they are all fraudulent or illegal and most likely most of them aren't. It is an eye opening number to the extent of potential for voter fraud.