DOJ demands California review list of ‘likely noncitizens’ voting by mail
The Department of Justice has sent letters to California officials, including the Secretary of State and Los Angeles county Registrar-Recorder, requesting them to review a list of individuals believed to be noncitizens who may have received mail-in ballots to vote in the upcoming election. The notices included thumb drives with details of these individuals. Additionally, there are subscription prompts for the Washington Examiner, encouraging readers to subscribe for full access to their news and analysis, with options for existing members to log in.
The Department of Justice sent letters to California officials requesting they review a list of “likely noncitizens” who were sent mail-in ballots to vote in the Nov. 3 election.
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber and Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder and Clerk Dean Logan received the notices Tuesday, according to the letter obtained by the Washington Examiner. The letters included thumb drives detailing a list of possible noncitizens believed by the federal government to have received ballots to vote by mail.
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