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3:26Now PlayingThe Trump administration claimed that 15,903 non-citizens were registered to vote in Nevada. But when Department of Homeland Security officials met with state election administrators, they reportedly said they had identified just 185 potential non-citizens so far.
Professor Allan Lichtman breaks down why that distinction matters, why being registered is not the same as actually voting, and why even the smaller number does not necessarily represent confirmed non-citizens.
Drawing on his experience as an expert witness in voting rights cases, Allan explains the problems with citizenship databases, how outdated records can produce false matches, and why large claims about non-citizen voting often shrink dramatically when they are closely examined.
Is this evidence of widespread illegal voting—or another political scare tactic?
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