Trump DOJ's California voter list errors
DOJ's California noncitizen voter list has 42% errors.
In brief
DOJ's California noncitizen voter list has 42% errors. A DOJ list of suspected noncitizen voters in California contains 42% names not on state rolls, raising election concerns. Originally reported by Salon.
DOJ list errors
A new analysis found 42% of names on a DOJ list of alleged noncitizen voters aren't on California's current rolls.
UCLA study
Researchers with UCLA's Voting Rights Project found 8,880 names, or 42%, could not be matched to California's voter file.
Citizens on list
The analysis identified at least 22 people who appear to be U.S. citizens, with researchers warning the number could be higher.
Lawsuit filed
The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights filed a federal lawsuit challenging the administration's efforts to use federal immigration data for voter identification.
Court rejects demand
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the administration's emergency request to set aside disputed ballots.
Here's the gist
A DOJ list of suspected noncitizen voters in California contains 42% names not on state rolls, raising election concerns.
