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Victory! The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Virginia State, upholding its right to remove noncitizen voters from the voter roll within the supposed 90-day “quiet period.”
The justices blocked a federal judge’s ruling that put the program on hold and required the state to restore 1,600 voters to the rolls.
As we have repeatedly stated, you cannot disenfranchise an illegal voter! The 90-day window shouldn’t apply to proven non-citizens!  [ [link removed] ]You can’t disenfranchise illegal voters; you only disenfranchise citizen voters when fraudulent votes are permitted to be cast! [ [link removed] ]
The implications of this ruling should serve to empower all states to join the ranks of Alabama, Texas, Ohio, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Virginia—that have committed to cleaning up their voter rolls.
In his article “SCOTUS Will Address the Collision of Two Federal Election Laws,” [ [link removed] ] John Mills provides excellent background on this ruling and its importance.
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