Georgia Audit Finds Only 20 Noncitizens on Voter Rolls

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger's comprehensive audit reveals minimal noncitizen registration, countering claims of widespread voter fraud.

The audit identified 20 noncitizens among Georgia's 8.2 million registered voters, with their registrations now canceled.
Nine of these noncitizens had previously voted before ID verification checks were implemented, while the other 11 never cast a ballot.
An additional 156 individuals have been flagged for further investigation into their citizenship status.
The findings challenge assertions by some Republicans, including Donald Trump, about large-scale noncitizen voting influencing elections.
Georgia officials emphasize the rarity of noncitizen voting and the state's strong data management practices to maintain clean voter rolls.