Concerns Rise Over Voter Activity Before Election
Concerns Rise Over Voter Activity Before Election

Concerns Rise Over Voter Activity Before Election

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As the 2024 presidential election approaches, illegal voter activities are reportedly increasing, with incidents such as ballot box fires and harassment of polling workers. Voters are reminded that even those with felony convictions may still have voting rights in many states. In a contrasting narrative, a Republican National Committee official assured poll watchers that noncitizen voting is nearly impossible, despite former President Trump's claims to the contrary. Meanwhile, first-time voters, particularly within the Latine community in Los Angeles, are actively engaging in the electoral process, focusing on local issues beyond the presidential race. Concerns surrounding immigrant voting rights and misinformation persist, particularly in states like New Mexico, where a significant immigrant population contributes to the economy. The heightened focus on election security and voter education is crucial as the election date nears.

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