The Texas secretary of state issued on Friday afternoon the results of a year-long evaluation that showed 95,000 non-U.S. citizens are registered to vote in the state and approximately 58,000 of them voted in one or more elections.
Texas Secretary of State David Whitley indicated the individuals were found over the past year by his office and the Texas Department of Public Safety in an evaluation of the voter registration rolls.
Whitley issued an advisory to county voter registrars on Friday about voter registration list maintenance activities including identifying non-U.S. citizens who are registered to vote in the state.
If a person votes in an election knowing he or she is not eligible to vote it is a second-degree felony in Texas.
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Democrats are not happy to lose those 58,000 votes.
ReplyDeleteDeport them all!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell if they can figure this out why can't they round up and deport them ?
ReplyDeleteWhy do they issue them driver's licences and register them to vote in the first place? They are ILLEGAL ALIENS. It is not like they go out and legally tag their vehicles and get insurance and do all the legal stuff that we are subject to so why even issue them the license to start with. If all of the states didn't tie voter registration to that they wouldn't have such a big problem with this.
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