52 Out of 60 Voters Flagged as Noncitizens in Key Arizona County Turn Out to Be Citizens
Rachel Mitchell said 52 of 60 flagged voters were cleared after a seven-month probe, and the eight ineligible ballots did not change past election results.
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Maricopa County investigated 60 suspected noncitizen voters. 52 are citizens, 8 are not.
Most Maricopa County voters flagged as potential noncitizens by an error-prone federal system are citizens after all, according to county detectives. Rachel Mitchell, the county’s top prosecutor, said on Monday her office had completed a monthslong investigation into 60 suspected noncitizens who had cast ballots in prior elections. Of those, she said 52 were citizens, […]
52 out of 60 voters flagged as noncitizens in key Arizona county turn out to be citizens
Rachel Mitchell, former chief of the Special Victims Division of the Maricopa County Attorney's Office in Arizona, listens to testimony at a U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Mitchell, now the top prosecutor in Maricopa County, announced on Monday that her office had completed a monthslong investigation into 60 suspected noncitizens who had cast ballots in prior elections.
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Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap submitted a voter roll list to the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office that he claimed contained the names of 60 illegal immigrants who had voted in at least one election. The office of Rachel Mitchell performed an investigation and concluded that 52 of the 60 people on that list were United ...
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