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Decades of rigorous research confirm a simple truth: noncitizen voting in U.S. elections is virtually non-existent. Extensive audits across states like Pennsylvania and Utah have examined millions of voter registrations, turning up practically zero noncitizen votes. Yet, despite this overwhelming evidence, political efforts to revive the myth persist—most recently through a deeply flawed, unattributed report published under the U.S. Census Bureau’s banner.

This article critically examines that controversial report, exposing significant mathematical errors, compromised research standards, and the questionable misuse of sensitive population data. Read on to uncover why the report’s alarming claims actually stem from simple data-linkage issues rather than voter fraud, and discover what happens when statistical integrity takes a backseat to political gain.

Dissecting the “Beginning Analysis” of Noncitizen Voting: https://mdi.georgetown.edu/response-to-voter-record-analysis/