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albaby1:Every other one of your points is either false (e.g. non-citizens cannot vote in Arizona)

Dope1: Sorry, I showed you the evidence on this one. You're wrong.

Here's your own state's manual on the subject...and whose U.S. citizenship cannot be verified via AZMVD records or other record in the statewide voter registration database is registered as a “federal-only” voter. A “federal-only” voter is eligible to vote solely in races for federal office in Arizona (including the Presidential Preference Election (PPE)).

No, you're wrong.

Anyone voting as a "federal-only" voter must legally swear they are a U.S. citizen and mark the ballot confirming they are a U.S. citizen. Any non-citizen voting as a "federal only" voter is subject to prosecution.

Since 2010, the Attorney General’s Office has not prosecuted or convicted any non-citizen for illegal voting. There are two pending prosecutions for non-citizens who have either registered or voted in Arizona, according to a spokesperson for the Attorney General’s Office, but the details of those cases aren’t public.

In short, non-citizens don't vote in Arizona.

https://azmirror.com/2023/12/19/arizonas-federal-o...

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