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They said it never happens. They called it a conspiracy theory. They said voter fraud was vanishingly rare, that election security concerns were a cover for voter suppression, and that anyone who worried about noncitizens voting in American elections was either lying or paranoid.
“It’s the honor system,” said New Jersey’s own election administrator. “There’s little to stop noncitizens from registering to vote if they want to, or even by mistake.”
Read that sentence carefully. Not a conservative commentator. Not a Republican opposition researcher. The administrator of New Jersey’s election system, on the record, explaining that the entire framework preventing noncitizens from voting is essentially a pinky promise.
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