California Voter Rolls Scandal: Non-Citizens Voting Exposed

Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, discusses the issues surrounding California's voter rolls and the potential for voter fraud. Despite Judicial Watch forcing a settlement with California that removed 1.2 million ineligible voters, nearly 900,000 more still need to be cleaned up. The conversation highlights the presence of 20,000 non-citizens on the voter rolls, a violation of the law that states must prevent. California's lack of cooperation with the federal government to verify citizenship has led to untraceable ballots, making it impossible to audit illegal votes. Fitton also addresses the fraudulent Senate scam in Alaska involving a decoy candidate and questions whether this could affect election outcomes. Judicial Watch is actively pursuing lawsuits in multiple states to clean up voter rolls, preventing potential voter fraud and ensuring elections remain fair and lawful.