Consider This from NPR Separating election facts from fiction
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Nov 3, 2024 
Miles Parks, NPR's voting correspondent, delves into the tight race dynamics as swing states face statistical ties. He dissects the wave of misinformation expected post-election, particularly from Trump and allies. Parks unpacks myths surrounding non-citizen voting, showcasing the rarity of such cases and the serious risks for non-citizens. He also tackles misconceptions about voter registration and integrity, emphasizing the complexities of voting procedures and the historical context that shapes public sentiment on election security.
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Non-Citizen Voting Example
- Non-citizen voting is rare; a Georgia audit found only 20 cases out of 8 million voters.
- However, it does happen, and a recent arrest in Michigan highlights the potential consequences.
Voter Registration Verification
- While most states don't require proof of citizenship, they utilize driver's licenses and social security numbers for voter registration.
- These agencies can access citizenship data, allowing officials to verify voter information.
Why Non-Citizen Voting Narrative Works
- The narrative of non-citizen voting aligns with the right's focus on immigration.
- Its occasional occurrence makes it harder to debunk compared to outlandish claims.