DHS data methodology questioned; claim now revised to 6,218
1 Sep 24 · 4d ago · 4 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Nevada officials noted DHS has lowered its overall claim to 6,218 noncitizens and identified methodological flaws in how DHS used voter case numbers, which do not establish citizenship status and may match outdated records.
“A number that matches a voter record thus establishes only that a number exists in, or once existed in, a voter registration system.”
Greg Ott
Markwayne Mullin Homeland Security SecretaryKimberley Vogt Homeland Security officialGreg Ott Nevada Deputy Attorney GeneralC. Murphy Hebert Nevada Secretary of State Chief Deputy
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first by New Republic, 4d ago · also The New Republic, Yahoo
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Damn 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 https:// newrepublic.com/post/215840/dh s-witch-hunt-cant-name-single-noncitizen-voter-nevada ?
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Thanks for the advice bot. I’m sure your geared up and ready to fight the government any day now. Just for some inexplicable reason you haven’t started the revolution yet, but it’s all the other people who are docile sheep. Fuck off larper; either do something or shut up.
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The Department of Homeland Security said it found 16,000 noncitizen voters in one state—but didn’t get a single name right.
All 1 developments of DHS noncitizen voter claim collapses from 15,903 to zero in… →
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