2/ The secretary of state's office has flagged 95,000 registered voters who the state says counties should consider checking to see whether they are U.S. citizens.https://bit.ly/2FYc5lQ
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1/ You might be seeing headlines or tweets tonight that claim Texas says 58,000 non-citizens have voted in Texas.
That is not true.
That is not what the state has said.
Here is what we know. #txlegehttps://bit.ly/2FYc5lQ
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3/ Those 95,000 registered voters are individuals who the state says have provided some form of documentation that showed they were not a citizen when they were obtaining a driver’s license or an ID card.https://bit.ly/2FYc5lQ
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4/ Of those 95,000, 58,000 individuals cast a ballot in one or more elections from 1996 to 2018. That is a 22 year time period. And that does not mean the state is saying 58,000 non-citizens voted.https://bit.ly/2FYc5lQ
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5/ First: In its notice to counties, the secretary of state's office said the names should be considered "WEAK" matches, using all capital letters for emphasis.https://bit.ly/2FYc5lQ
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6/ And it is possible that individuals flagged by the state could have become naturalized citizens since they first obtained their driver's license or ID card. Again — we are talking about a time period of 22 years.https://bit.ly/2FYc5lQ
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7/7 Counties may now choose to investigate the eligibility of the individuals who were flagged. So it’s unclear exactly how many of those individuals are not actually U.S. citizens and whether that number will be available in the future.https://bit.ly/2FYc5lQ
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That's Democrazy in real and reality. Engaged and taken part. Who much of them were Criminals? They should become most their blue passport.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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you forgot land-owning
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Let's see. I predict John Cornyn tries to use this information in the style of Infowars, and that he fails miserably. A partisan hack who's not truly crazy just can't pull it off.
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