DHS confirms just 185 non-citizens on Nevada voter rolls after claiming there were thousands more
Summary
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) initially claimed there were thousands of non-citizens registered to vote in Nevada but later confirmed only 185 after manual review. Nevada election officials remain cautious and say they will not remove voters without strong proof of ineligibility.Key Facts
- DHS first claimed up to 16,000 non-citizens might be on Nevada's voter rolls.
- After checking, DHS confirmed only 185 as non-citizens through manual review.
- DHS also identified 6,218 potential non-citizens with "higher confidence matches" but still under review.
- Nevada election officials said the larger numbers are preliminary and unverified.
- DHS compared voter lists to immigration data to flag possible non-citizens.
- Nevada’s Secretary of State emphasized protecting eligible voters' rights.
- A DHS official called the 15,903 figure a maximum estimate, not a confirmed count.
- The process and methodology DHS used have not been fully shared with Nevada officials.
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