Voting Integrity and Non-Citizen Registration

This chapter explores the confusion surrounding voter registration processes in the U.S., particularly focusing on alarming instances of non-citizens registered to vote in Arizona. Through fragmented dialogues and door-to-door surveys, it raises critical concerns about the implications of non-citizen voting on election outcomes, especially in swing states like Georgia and Arizona. The discussion also critiques the responses from state officials and the role of misinformation in shaping public perceptions of electoral integrity.