Do you know thousands of illegals did not vote in 2020? No, how could you know that since nobody looked into it? However, let me post a leftist propagandist attempt to fool rubes into believing the leftists proved no illegals or only a few illegals voted in 2020, which they never proved. Leftists did not even come close to disproving evidence of thousands of illegals voting, but in this article, they pretend they do:
PolitiFact | No evidence 449,000 noncitizens were registered to vote in California 10-2-19 (The leftists claim there is no evidence that 449,000 noncitizens voted. What they do not tell you is that there is no evidence 449,000 noncitizens did not vote or that evidence shows 448,000 noncitizens voted. In other words they prove nothing but attempt to fool people into erroneously thinking they proved none of the 449,000 illegals voted, which is a lie.)
"449,000 Californians turned down jury duty because they were not citizens… but they were registered voters." (Politifact writers do not disprove this report, which is a key report they need to disprove if they wish to disprove the illegals were not registered to vote.)
No evidence 449,000 noncitizens were registered to vote in California (An unproven claim falsely suggesting there is no evidence of thousands of noncitizens registered to vote in California. There can be no doubt that thousands of illegals have been registered to vote in California.)
A viral Facebook post that has peppered social media for at least a year was given fresh life last month when former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin shared it on her account.
"449,000 Californians turned down jury duty because they were not citizens… but they WERE registered voters," reads the text of the Oct. 2 post. "Let that sink in."
This post, which has been shared more than 57,000 times, was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Facebook.) (Facebook has been exposed for creating false narratives favorable to Democrats and shutting down truth the Democrats find unwelcome.)
After searching online and in the Nexis news archive, we couldn’t find this statistic in any news coverage. So we started reaching out to California officials. (Democrat-friendly news outlets did not publish this fact even as Facebook and leftist fact-checkers were busy denying the fact.)
Sam Mahood, a spokesperson for California Secretary of State Alex Padilla, told us he couldn’t comment on how many Californians declined jury duty on citizenship grounds — that’s not the office’s purview — but he said it’s not true that 449,000 noncitizens were registered to vote. (Hearsay evidence from an official admits thousands of people requested exemption from jury duty because they were non-citizens, even though their names and addresses were on voting rolls. However, in the unproven personal opinion of the official, he did not personally believe it was as many as 4449,000.)
Here’s what else you should know about potential jurors in California.
First, people who are summoned for jury duty don’t "turn it down," said Blaine Corren, a public affairs analyst for the Judicial Council of California. Rather, they can be excused from jury duty for various reasons, or a court can disqualify them from serving based on a number of factors including not being 18 or older, having a felony conviction on their record or for not being a citizen of the United States. (Fine, so how many potential jurors were excused from jury duty because they were not citizens even though their names were on voting rolls? Politifact writers avoid answering that question. Another question that needs an answer is why are so many thousands of names on California voting rolls to begin with?)
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