A State-By-State Look At Noncitizen Voting

As a result of the court's ruling, the Texas secretary of state was forced to modify his procedures, and he made modifications that seriously undermined efforts to investigate noncitizen voting.

Wisconsin - No effort made to block noncitizen voting.

According to the Wisconsin special counsel, who audited the election, "Wisconsin election officials failed to prevent noncitizens from voting in the 2020 Presidential election - casting doubt on the election result."

What does this report show? It appears there are hundreds of thousands of undetected dead registrants, dead registrants casting ballots, registrants with multiple registrations within the same state and different states, people voting twice across state lines, and many registered at improper commercial addresses like casinos, gas stations, and restaurants.

Arizona gives us the best evidence of noncitizen voting.

Thanks to policies adopted in Arizona, we have a fairly good idea of the size and growth of the noncitizen voting problem.

We can guess at the number of noncitizen voters in Arizona by assessing the meteoric growth in the use of the federal only registration form, which is primarily used by noncitizens. 

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/12/a_statebystate_look_at_noncitizen_voting.html