Feds identify 17,000 possible noncitizen voters in California

Federal authorities have identified potential noncitizen voters in California, including a list of over 20,000 high-confidence cases and an additional 17,000 possible noncitizen voter records. A review of a sample of 200 voters from the initial list found that nearly 40% were U.S.-born and likely citizens, raising questions about the list’s accuracy. California officials criticized the federal effort, citing the impracticality of vetting all voters before an election and concerns over voter disenfranchisement. This ongoing investigation is part of a broader legal conflict over allegations of election fraud and voter roll integrity in California.

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