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Adam BoninonBluesky1d ago
Pennsylvania's auditor general, a Republican, audited 210,000+ new voter registrations under Gov. Shapiro's new motor voter system to see if noncitizens were registering to vote.
They found one. One.
And that was because a PennDOT staffer erred. It was fixed before the driver left the office.
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Analysis Summary
Pennsylvania's Republican auditor general found exactly one noncitizen in 210,000 motor-voter registrations — and that happened only because a PennDOT data entry error, which was corrected before the person left the office. The person never registered to vote and is no longer a Pennsylvania resident. This audit directly contradicts Republican claims about widespread noncitizen voter registration — even a Republican-led investigation found the system works.
Claims Analysis (4)
“Pennsylvania's auditor general audited 210,000+ new voter registrations under Gov. Shapiro's new motor voter system”
Confirmed by Auditor General DeFoor's audit and multiple independent sources including Votebeat, Spotlight PA, WESA.
“They found one noncitizen attempting to register”
All sources confirm exactly one noncitizen application found in the audit of 210,000+ registrations.
“That was because a PennDOT staffer erred”
DeFoor explicitly stated the noncitizen's immigration status was omitted during data entry by a PennDOT employee.
“It was fixed before the driver left the office”
PennDOT Press Secretary Alexis Campbell confirmed the mistake was corrected immediately before the person left the driver's license center.
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