Trump administration makes big claims on noncitizen voting but won’t explain the math
Summary
President Trump claimed in a recent speech that over 250,000 noncitizens might be registered to vote in four U.S. states. However, his administration has not provided clear details on how they arrived at this number, and letters sent to the states have not answered these questions.Key Facts
- President Trump said there could be more than 250,000 noncitizens registered to vote in four states.
- The four states mentioned are not named in the article excerpt.
- The Trump administration has not shared the data or methods behind this voter number.
- Authorities sent letters to these states to check the voter rolls for noncitizens.
- Responses from the states have not clarified how the numbers were calculated.
- The issue was raised during a prime-time speech by President Trump earlier this month.
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