Over 40% of alleged noncitizen voters not found on California rolls

An analysis by an immigrant-rights group found that over 40% of names identified by the Department of Justice as possible noncitizen voters in California do not appear on the state's official voter rolls, according to FOX40.

This finding comes from the first independent review of a list used by the DOJ under the Trump administration to investigate alleged noncitizen voting in California.

The analysis was detailed in a legal filing made public on Saturday, highlighting discrepancies between the DOJ's list and California's voter registration records.

The issue directly affects California's election integrity discussions and may influence ongoing legal and political debates about voter eligibility enforcement in the state.