With the US Supreme Court ruling Wednesday, October 30, that Virginia can proceed with purging noncitizens from its voter rolls, other states seem to be eyeing the results and making plans. Was the one-page order the starting pistol for cleaning up ineligible voters? Or are more politics and perception at play?
We spoke with Liberty Nation News Legal Affairs Editor Scott D. Cosenza to figure out what will happen between now and Election Day – and what might come after.
Dissent in the Ranks
Mark Angelides: Scott, what started this battle over voter rolls in Virginia?
Scott D. Cosenza: Governor Glenn Youngkin, a Republican, directed that the Virginia Board of Election send removal notices to local election boards for suspected noncitizens who do not have the right to vote.
These people either declared their noncitizen status at the DMV or filed any…
