Fact-check: “Noncitizen voting in federal elections is extremely rare”
Verdict: True (92% confidence)
Multiple independent primary sources — including USCIS, state election officials, DOJ records, and independent data analyses — consistently find noncitizen voting in federal elections to be extremely rare, with proven cases calculated at below 0.0001% of total votes cast over four decades. The Heritage Foundation's own fraud database, often cited by proponents of stricter election laws, documented only 68 proven noncitizen voting cases over 40 years out of over one billion votes cast. State-lev…
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