A State-by-State Look at Noncitizen Voting

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Noncitizens who vote in TexasIn early 2019, the Texas secretary of state compiled a list of about 95,000 people who appeared to be noncitizens yet had also registered to vote in one or more elections.
43% : But the Republican secretary of state did not understand that sensitive Democrat voters might find those questions intimidating.
42% : As a result of the court's ruling, the Texas secretary of state was forced to modify his procedures, and he made modifications that seriously undermined efforts to investigate noncitizen voting.
41% : Despite the crazy new rules, the Texas secretary of state has identified nearly 12,000 noncitizens who may have registered to vote -- in just the four Texas counties studied.Georgia -- 80,000 complaintsIn 2021, Georgia passed a law that gave citizens the right to lodge election-related challenges against fellow voters in their own counties.
39% : The number is unknowable because the Wisconsin Elections Commission failed to comply with requirements of federal law.
38% : It stated:Arizona gives us the best evidence of noncitizen votingThanks to policies adopted in Arizona, we have a fairly good idea of the size and growth of the noncitizen voting problem.
20% : Nevada -- Noncitizen votersIn response to allegations made by President Trump and Nevada GOP legislators, the Nevada secretary of state did some investigating of election irregularities -- several months after the 2020 election.

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