Utah has released the results of a year-long audit of the state's voter rolls, indicating that 99.72% of registered voters are confirmed US citizens. The audit, which began in April 2025, reviewed over 2 million voter records and identified 27 individuals as non-citizens, of whom only 13 had cast a ballot. Additionally, 25 probable non-citizens were flagged and given 30 days to provide proof of citizenship or face removal from the voter rolls. This release comes amid a legal dispute with the Trump administration regarding access to voter registration data.
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Utah Voter Roll Audit Reports High Citizenship Rate
A recent audit in Utah found that 99.72% of registered voters are US citizens, with only 27 individuals identified as non-citizens. The audit results were released as part of an ongoing legal battle with the Trump administration over voter registration data.
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