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DOJ List Questions Trump Claims

31 Oct

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The Trump administration’s list, delivered to California in early October, had suggested that as many as 20,930 “likely non-citizens” were registered on the state’s voter rolls.

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The Independent31 Oct

A legal filing by an immigrant rights group in California reveals that over 40% of names on a Department of Justice list flagged as potential noncitizen voters are not actually registered to vote in the state. The analysis, conducted by UCLA data scientists, also indicates thousands of U.S. citizens may be incorrectly listed. This report challenges the DOJ's demands for election officials to separate these ballots…

Over 40% of names on DOJ's 'noncitizen' voter list are not on California's voter rolls, analysis finds →2 articles from The Independent on this story

Toronto Star31 Oct

A legal filing by an immigrant-rights group claims that over 42% of names on a Department of Justice list, marking them as potential noncitizen voters in California, do not appear on the state’s voter rolls. The analysis also reveals thousands of U.S. citizens are incorrectly flagged as ineligible to vote. This first outside assessment challenges the DOJ's demand for election officials to segregate ballots from…

Over 40% of names on DOJ list of alleged noncitizens are not on Calif. voter rolls, analysis finds →

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31 Oct
More than 40% of names on DOJ list of alleged noncitizens don't appear on California's voter rolls, analysis finds.
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Where to start Legal filing questions Trump’s claims of non-citizen voting in California Al Jazeera

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31 Oct Legal filing questions Trump’s claims of non-citizen voting in California
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31 Oct Over 40% of names on DOJ list of alleged noncitizens are not on Calif. voter rolls, analysis findsA legal filing by an immigrant-rights group claims that over 42% of names on a Department of Justice list, marking them as potential noncitizen voters in California, do not appear on the state’s voter rolls. The analysis also reveals thousands of U.S. citizens are incorrectly flagged as ineligible to vote. This first outside assessment challenges the DOJ's demand for election officials to segregate ballots from…Toronto Star
31 Oct Over 40% of names on DOJ's 'noncitizen' voter list are not on California's voter rolls, analysis findsA legal filing by an immigrant rights group in California reveals that over 40% of names on a Department of Justice list flagged as potential noncitizen voters are not actually registered to vote in the state. The analysis, conducted by UCLA data scientists, also indicates thousands of U.S. citizens may be incorrectly listed. This report challenges the DOJ's demands for election officials to separate these ballots…The Independent
31 Oct More than 40% of names on DOJ list of alleged noncitizens don't appear on California's voter rolls, analysis findsAn analysis by an unspecified entity has found that over 40% of the names listed by the Department of Justice as individuals who may be voting despite not being U.S. citizens do not actually appear on California’s voter registration rolls. This suggests a discrepancy in the DOJ's list, implying that a significant portion of the names identified might not accurately represent noncitizens who have voted illegally.The Independent

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