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That perspective won out in the end, with 60% of voters rejecting the measure that would have been the first in Southern California to give voting rights to noncitizens.

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes called the chances of noncitizens being on the voter rolls “vanishingly rare.”

Data indicate that voting by noncitizens is rare.

Gen. Jason Miyares, a Republican, said it would violate “common sense” and “irreparably injure Virginia’s sovereignty” to keep noncitizens on the voting rolls.

She agrees with Trump’s unfounded claims that Democrats are opening the borders to allow noncitizens to vote, fearing that it could ultimately cost him the election.