Virginia's Shame: Noncitizens Voting Threatens Election Integrity
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**Election Integrity Under Siege: Noncitizens Allowed to Vote in Virginia**
In a startling revelation that raises serious concerns about election integrity, it has come to light that a training manual issued in Prince William County, Virginia, permits noncitizens to vote under certain conditions.
According to this manual, holders of Driver Privilege Cards, which are only issued to non-U.S. citizens unable to prove legal presence in the country, can still cast their ballots if certain criteria are met—criteria that notably do not include proof of citizenship.
This loophole not only undermines the foundation of American democracy but also poses a significant risk of illegal voting by individuals who do not have the right to participate in U.S. elections.
The training guidelines allow poll workers to issue ballots to those presenting Driver Privilege Cards if they are also listed in the poll book and provide another form of identification. However, many of these alternative IDs—such as utility bills or student IDs—do not confirm a voter's citizenship, effectively opening the door for fraud.
With over 49,000 Driver Privilege Cards issued this year alone, and the program having started only in 2021, it is crucial to scrutinize how many of these individuals are actually voting. The available data suggests a startling trend where individuals who are ineligible may be influencing election outcomes.
Historically, noncitizens have shown a marked preference for Democratic candidates, posing a potential risk to the integrity of elections. Research indicates that noncitizen voting swayed critical Senate and Congressional elections, emphasizing the need for strict safeguards.
Despite the federal law that categorically prohibits noncitizens from voting, local authorities in Virginia appear to be ignoring potential violations. The ongoing situation begs the question: why are local officials not taking definitive action to ensure that only eligible voters participate in elections?
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin should take immediate steps to rectify this alarming situation by issuing an executive order to ensure that only citizens are allowed to vote. Additionally, a thorough review of voter rolls should be conducted in collaboration with DMV records to prevent noncitizens from illegally participating in upcoming elections.
As the Commonwealth prepares for early voting beginning on September 20, the urgency for robust election security measures cannot be overstated. The integrity of American democracy rests on the principle that every vote counts and that only eligible citizens should have a say in the electoral process.
It’s time for all lawmakers to unite in the fight to protect election integrity and uphold the sanctity of the voting process. The SAVE Act, which seeks to enhance citizenship verification measures, is a step in the right direction, and it deserves bipartisan support to prevent further erosion of voter trust.
Sources:
rumble.com
thefederalist.com
thenationalpulse.com
In a startling revelation that raises serious concerns about election integrity, it has come to light that a training manual issued in Prince William County, Virginia, permits noncitizens to vote under certain conditions.
According to this manual, holders of Driver Privilege Cards, which are only issued to non-U.S. citizens unable to prove legal presence in the country, can still cast their ballots if certain criteria are met—criteria that notably do not include proof of citizenship.
This loophole not only undermines the foundation of American democracy but also poses a significant risk of illegal voting by individuals who do not have the right to participate in U.S. elections.
The training guidelines allow poll workers to issue ballots to those presenting Driver Privilege Cards if they are also listed in the poll book and provide another form of identification. However, many of these alternative IDs—such as utility bills or student IDs—do not confirm a voter's citizenship, effectively opening the door for fraud.
With over 49,000 Driver Privilege Cards issued this year alone, and the program having started only in 2021, it is crucial to scrutinize how many of these individuals are actually voting. The available data suggests a startling trend where individuals who are ineligible may be influencing election outcomes.
Historically, noncitizens have shown a marked preference for Democratic candidates, posing a potential risk to the integrity of elections. Research indicates that noncitizen voting swayed critical Senate and Congressional elections, emphasizing the need for strict safeguards.
Despite the federal law that categorically prohibits noncitizens from voting, local authorities in Virginia appear to be ignoring potential violations. The ongoing situation begs the question: why are local officials not taking definitive action to ensure that only eligible voters participate in elections?
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin should take immediate steps to rectify this alarming situation by issuing an executive order to ensure that only citizens are allowed to vote. Additionally, a thorough review of voter rolls should be conducted in collaboration with DMV records to prevent noncitizens from illegally participating in upcoming elections.
As the Commonwealth prepares for early voting beginning on September 20, the urgency for robust election security measures cannot be overstated. The integrity of American democracy rests on the principle that every vote counts and that only eligible citizens should have a say in the electoral process.
It’s time for all lawmakers to unite in the fight to protect election integrity and uphold the sanctity of the voting process. The SAVE Act, which seeks to enhance citizenship verification measures, is a step in the right direction, and it deserves bipartisan support to prevent further erosion of voter trust.
Sources:
rumble.com
thefederalist.com
thenationalpulse.com
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