California challenges DHS over noncitizen voter claims, demands data transparency

TL;DR
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber challenged DHS’s claim that thousands of California voters may be noncitizens, demanding a detailed explanation of the data sources, software and matching criteria used, whether AI played a role, and who supplied the voter records. She noted California has not provided its statewide voter list to the federal agency due to privacy laws, and warned against any improper removals during the National Voter Registration Act’s quiet period ahead of the November election, a stance echoed by Nevada and Pennsylvania in seeking transparency.
- ‘Serious doubts about the reliability of your data’: California bluntly challenges DHS over sweeping noncitizen voter claims Democracy Docket
- States push DHS to explain its noncitizen voter claims NBC News
- Pennsylvania to Trump administration: Show us your math Votebeat
- Nevada secretary of state asks Trump admin for evidence of noncitizens on voter rolls The Nevada Independent
- Pa. pushes back after DHS claims 14,576 non-citizens may be registered to vote WGAL
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