The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements Program (SAVE) database as well as personal admissions from illegally registered voters have confirmed 207 non-citizens have been on Florida’s voter rolls. The confirmed names will be provided to county supervisors of elections shortly after supervisors complete their federal training on how to use the SAVE database, which they are expected to do this week.

It appears the State of Florida and the counties are close to finishing their rough swim upstream and finally implemented a process for the identification of non-citizens and prompt removal from the rolls.  After the federal government dragged its feet for over a year before providing access to the SAVE database and DoJ trying to stop the process in its embryonic stage, this much more accurate process is finally becoming a reality.  Yes, and what was the difference in vote totals in 2000?   537. 

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements Program (SAVE) database as well as personal admissions from illegally registered voters have confirmed 207 non-citizens have been on Florida’s voter rolls. The confirmed names will be provided to county supervisors of elections shortly after supervisors complete their federal training on how to use the SAVE database, which they are expected to do this week.

It appears the State of Florida and the counties are close to finishing their rough swim upstream and finally implemented a process for the identification of non-citizens and prompt removal from the rolls.  After the federal government dragged its feet for over a year before providing access to the SAVE database and DoJ trying to stop the process in its embryonic stage, this much more accurate process is finally becoming a reality.  Yes, and what was the difference in vote totals in 2000?   537. 

See rest of press release here.