Duck AI answer: The Trump administration claimed over 250,000 noncitizens were registered to vote in California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Nevada, but did not explain its methodology. The Department of Homeland Security later cited a preliminary review finding 118,000 potential matches using name, birthday, address, and Social Security data, though states disputed the federal access to their voter rolls.
-------------------------------------------------- I think that the SoS of these states refused to release voter rolls, but the DHS had some voter rolls that had been purchased legally from some precincts. My guess is that the 118,000 number was extrapolated to the entire states to come up with the 250,000 number for these four states.
Thanks for posting this excellent article. Judging by the responses on this thread, one would think you are just contributing to the “noise” by even posting a thread on it.
After all, if the information isn’t there, they can stick to their “nothing is happening” mantra which seems to comfort them.
Well. I don’t much care what those people think, as long as they stay out of the way. They aren’t doing much to fix the problem except contribute to the negative amount of noise.
I think that the SoS of these states refused to release voter rolls, but the DHS had some voter rolls that had been purchased legally from some precincts. My guess is that the 118,000 number was extrapolated to the entire states to come up with the 250,000 number for these four states.>>>> The PA voter roles for the entire state is downloadable. WHen i talked to the DOJ guy he did not know that. They insist on getting the info in final format instead of doing the forensic work themselves (they are not workers they are lawyers) i have a copy of the PA rolls (SURE) and the mail in ballot application list for the state. There are approximate 20,000 individuals on the mail in ballot list who voted without voter id on the SURE system.