John, check this out:

Yes, Georgia spent taxpayer dollars and a ridiculous amount of time to find that out of nearly eight million voter registrations over the last 30 years, there may have been 432 "potential noncitizens." That's less than a hundredth of one percent of voter registrations, statistically infinitesimal. 

There's also no proof that any of them voted, let alone impacted any election since 1996.

We won't belabor the point or take too much of your time: Claims of noncitizen voting and wide-scale fraud are blatant lies to make you question election results and be scared of voting. We keep fighting, every day, to protect voting rights and inform voters about the truth.

John, we need your help to keep our work going all the way to Election Day on November 3rd. Will you pitch in with $35 or whatever you can to help us defend our fundamental right to vote, whether it's early voting, vote-by-mail, or in person? >>

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