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The U.S. Department of Justice has sent letters to election officials in several states warning that they could face criminal prosecution if they knowingly leave noncitizens on their voter rolls or allow noncitizens to receive, cast, or have ballots counted in federal elections. The letters are the latest example of the Trump administration exercising unusual scrutiny over the way states run elections. At the same time, they are unlikely to have an immediate practical effect, as every state already has rules and procedures to prevent noncitizen voting. Jessica Huseman, Votebeat.
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Harvard Kennedy School Executive Session on Elections and Election Administration
By the Members of the Executive Session on Elections and Election Administration, Ash Center, Harvard Kennedy School (list below)
Over the last several years, state and local election officials have been under enormous pressure and confronted challenges nobody could have fully anticipated. Recognizing that the people best equipped to develop ideas and strategies for navigating this new world are the election officials themselves, in 2023 the Ash Center at Harvard Kennedy School launched an “Executive Session on Elections and Election Administration.”
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