House Race Separated By 99 Votes Shows Why ‘Rare’ Noncitizen Voting Does Matter
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Approximately 99 votes separate the candidates in one North Carolina congressional race, showing exactly why noncitizen voting could potentially have a major impact on U.S. elections. The narrow North Carolina race is one of many too-close-to-call races coming out of Tuesday’s midterm elections.
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Approximately 99 votes separate the candidates in one North Carolina congressional race, showing exactly why noncitizen voting could potentially have a major impact on U.S. elections. The narrow North Carolina race is one of many too-close-to-call races coming out of Tuesday’s midterm elections.
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