Noncitizen voting in U.S. elections occurs infrequently and has not been shown to influence election outcomes, according to new data. Studies and official records consistently reveal that cases of noncitizens casting ballots are statistically negligible compared to the total voter turnout. Experts emphasize that the practice does not meaningfully alter election results, despite ongoing political debates. The findings underscore the limited scale of the issue amid broader discussions on voting rights and election integrity.
Noncitizen voting remains rare and does not impact election results, data shows
