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Like it isn’t totally obvious to all of us here what these assholes are trying to do.

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[-] ThePowerOfGeek@lemmy.world 1 points 8 hours ago

This is going to turn it to be like all that social security 'fraud' DOGE was screaming about. It'll turn out they have completely fucked up their number-crunching, because they have no idea what they are doing.

[-] CombatWombat@feddit.online 5 points 13 hours ago

Sounds pretty made up to me

The County identified 7,035 records bearing County addresses and compared a sample of that data with County voter records.

That sampling showed the following: 42.9% of the sampled voters were canceled; 42.4% are active voters; and 4.6% are inactive voters. 86 of the sampled individuals had ballots mailed, whereas, the ballots for the other 112 were not sent because of canceled or inactive status.

71.2% of the sampled individuals have never voted. 25.8% of the sampled voters record a place of birth in the United States, a strong indicator of citizenship status.

These figures describe the composition of the records, not the citizenship of individual registrants. When comparing this data with the Executive’s efforts to implement voter roll maintenance in other jurisdictions through SAVE, (see supra § I), there is no basis to support the Executive’s supposition that the October List constitutes credible evidence of noncitizen voting.

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