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🚨 CALIFORNIA: DOJ GIVES 18 COUNTIES 48 HOURS TO REVIEW SUSPECTED NONCITIZEN BALLOTS — 28 PEOPLE ALREADY FACING FEDERAL CHARGES! 20,000 VOTER RECORDS FLAGGED. 28 FEDERAL DEFENDANTS. AND A SHOWDOWN WITH CALIFORNIA ELECTION OFFICIALS JUST DAYS BEFORE THE MIDTERMS! The Justice Department has escalated its investigation into suspected noncitizen voter registrations in California. On October 23, federal prosecutors sent letters to election officials in at least 18 CALIFORNIA COUNTIES, demanding action within 48 HOURS. WHAT DOES THE DOJ WANT? Federal officials want counties to verify the citizenship of flagged voters and separate ballots where eligibility cannot be confirmed while the investigation continues. BUT HERE'S WHERE THE STORY GETS BIGGER! On October 19, the DOJ announced charges against 28 LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS accused of election-related offenses, including fraudulent voter registration and false statements. Prosecutors allege that many cast ballots in previous elections despite not being U.S. citizens. AND NOW MORE THAN 20,000 VOTER RECORDS ARE UNDER SCRUTINY! Federal authorities say those records may involve noncitizens registered to vote. California election officials dispute the federal government's findings. Los Angeles County officials say their preliminary review identified people who were born in the United States, others who weren't registered, and some who had never voted. IMPORTANT: THE 20,000 FLAGGED RECORDS ARE NOT 20,000 PROVEN ILLEGAL VOTES. The 28 defendants are presumed innocent, and the broader dispute remains before the courts. WITH ELECTION DAY APPROACHING, HERE'S THE QUESTION: CAN FEDERAL AND CALIFORNIA ELECTION OFFICIALS VERIFY ELIGIBILITY, PREVENT ILLEGAL VOTES, AND PROTECT LEGITIMATE VOTERS WITHOUT DELAYING THE ELECTION? The clock is ticking toward November 3! #AmericasRagingPolitics#CaliforniaElections#GavinNewsom#ElectionIntegrity#DOJ
🚨 CALIFORNIA: DOJ GIVES 18 COUNTIES 48 HOURS TO REVIEW SUSPECTED NONCITIZEN BALLOTS — 28 PEOPLE ALREADY FACING FEDERAL CHARGES! 20,000 VOTER RECORDS FLAGGED. 28 FEDERAL DEFENDANTS. AND A SHOWDOWN WITH CALIFORNIA ELECTION OFFICIALS JUST DAYS BEFORE THE MIDTERMS! The Justice Department has escalated its investigation into suspected noncitizen voter registrations in California. On October 23, federal prosecutors sent letters to election officials in at least 18 CALIFORNIA COUNTIES, demanding action within 48 HOURS. WHAT DOES THE DOJ WANT? Federal officials want counties to verify the citizenship of flagged voters and separate ballots where eligibility cannot be confirmed while the investigation continues. BUT HERE'S WHERE THE STORY GETS BIGGER! On October 19, the DOJ announced charges against 28 LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS accused of election-related offenses, including fraudulent voter registration and false statements. Prosecutors allege that many cast ballots in previous elections despite not being U.S. citizens. AND NOW MORE THAN 20,000 VOTER RECORDS ARE UNDER SCRUTINY! Federal authorities say those records may involve noncitizens registered to vote. California election officials dispute the federal government's findings. Los Angeles County officials say their preliminary review identified people who were born in the United States, others who weren't registered, and some who had never voted. IMPORTANT: THE 20,000 FLAGGED RECORDS ARE NOT 20,000 PROVEN ILLEGAL VOTES. The 28 defendants are presumed innocent, and the broader dispute remains before the courts. WITH ELECTION DAY APPROACHING, HERE'S THE QUESTION: CAN FEDERAL AND CALIFORNIA ELECTION OFFICIALS VERIFY ELIGIBILITY, PREVENT ILLEGAL VOTES, AND PROTECT LEGITIMATE VOTERS WITHOUT DELAYING THE ELECTION? The clock is ticking toward November 3! #AmericasRagingPolitics#CaliforniaElections#GavinNewsom#ElectionIntegrity#DOJ

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