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What will be the outcome of legal challenges to the Supreme Court ruling on non-citizen voting by 2025?
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American•Eric Burlison•Pat Fallon•John Barrasso•Kevin Hern•Michael McCaul•Barry Loudermilk•Andy Biggs•McCaul
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Supreme Court Rules Today Only U.S. Citizens Can Vote in Federal Elections
Oct 30, 2024, 03:44 PM
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled today that only American citizens can vote in federal elections, a decision hailed by several lawmakers as a significant victory for election integrity. The ruling reaffirms the constitutional principle that noncitizens should not participate in U.S. elections. Representative Eric Burlison, Representative Pat Fallon, Senator John Barrasso, Representative Kevin Hern, Representative Michael McCaul, Representative Barry Loudermilk, and Representative Andy Biggs have all expressed strong support for the decision, emphasizing that it is common sense and crucial for maintaining the security and integrity of American elections. Representative McCaul noted that this is a critical step to ensure only U.S. citizens can vote.
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