Did a Washington Official Send an Email Discussing Noncitizen Voter Registration?
Did a Washington Official Send an Email Discussing Noncitizen Voter Registration? Catherine Salgado | 9:30 PM on July 24, 2026 Voters cast their ballots on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. All the way back in 2019, she wrote an email stating she and others were “deeply concerned” about the fact that every single year, at least a small number of noncitizens received ballots after applying for driver's licenses or state IDs.
- ▪Did a Washington Official Send an Email Discussing Noncitizen Voter Registration?
- ▪Catherine Salgado | 9:30 PM on July 24, 2026 Voters cast their ballots on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov.
- ▪All the way back in 2019, she wrote an email stating she and others were “deeply concerned” about the fact that every single year, at least a small number of noncitizens received ballots after applying for driver's licenses or state IDs.
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Did a Washington Official Send an Email Discussing Noncitizen Voter Registration? Catherine Salgado | 9:30 PM on July 24, 2026 Voters cast their ballots on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, at Perfect Games in Ames, Iowa. (AP Photo/Bryon Houlgrave) Libs of TikTok has published an email that purports to show a Washington election official admitting to the years-old issue of noncitizens registered to vote.Julia Wise, director of elections for King County in Washington, has a Democrat endorsement, according to Libs of TikTok. All the way back in 2019, she wrote an email stating she and others were “deeply concerned” about the fact that every single year, at least a small number of noncitizens received ballots after applying for driver's licenses or state IDs.
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