DOJ defends noncitizen voter claim despite analysis showing 40% error

The DOJ is defending its claim that over 20,000 likely noncitizens are on California's voter rolls, despite an outside analysis finding that more than 40% of flagged names were not on the rolls. The DOJ has called for sanctions over the analysis, escalating a legal dispute. This matters as it highlights tensions over election integrity and federal-state conflicts, with potential implications for voting rights and legal precedent.

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