One Pennsylvania County Has 3,500 Noncitizens on Non-Juror List, Potentially Voting
One Pennsylvania County Has 3,500 Noncitizens on Non-Juror List, Potentially Voting Catherine Salgado | 12:49 PM on July 24, 2026 AP Photo/Jae C. He already found noncitizens on the rolls of Dauphin and Indiana Counties, but the latest information, announced Thursday, is particularly troubling. Non-juror lists are a way of providing reference for checking if noncitizens are voting — which is why some Pennsylvania counties try to hide them from election integrity advocates.
- ▪One Pennsylvania County Has 3,500 Noncitizens on Non-Juror List, Potentially Voting Catherine Salgado | 12:49 PM on July 24, 2026 AP Photo/Jae C.
- ▪He already found noncitizens on the rolls of Dauphin and Indiana Counties, but the latest information, announced Thursday, is particularly troubling.
- ▪Non-juror lists are a way of providing reference for checking if noncitizens are voting — which is why some Pennsylvania counties try to hide them from election integrity advocates.
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One Pennsylvania County Has 3,500 Noncitizens on Non-Juror List, Potentially Voting Catherine Salgado | 12:49 PM on July 24, 2026 AP Photo/Jae C. Hong In a single Pennsylvania county, citizen investigators have identified thousands of noncitizens on non-juror lists who could be registered to vote.Election integrity and get-out-the-vote warrior Scott Presler has been fighting to obtain voter data and non-juror data from multiple Pennsylvania counties to ascertain how many noncitizens’ names are on the rolls. He already found noncitizens on the rolls of Dauphin and Indiana Counties, but the latest information, announced Thursday, is particularly troubling.
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