"Kobach has also said that there are 18,000 non-citizens registered to vote in Kansas, a claim that NBC News described as "misleading" and "debunked".[137]
Kobach supported Trump's claims that millions of non-citizens voted in the 2016 presidential election.[138][139] Kobach estimated that 3.2 million non-citizens …
"Kobach has also said that there are 18,000 non-citizens registered to vote in Kansas, a claim that NBC News described as "misleading" and "debunked".[137]
Kobach supported Trump's claims that millions of non-citizens voted in the 2016 presidential election.[138][139] Kobach estimated that 3.2 million non-citizens voted, citing a widely debunked study.[140] Kobach complained that, during one of his appearances, CNN ran text on the screen saying Kobach's claims that millions illegally voted in the 2016 election were "false".[141] CNN also asked him if he had any proof of his allegation that thousands of Massachusetts voters actually had voted in New Hampshire in 2016. He replied that he had none.[43]"
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"Kobach has also said that there are 18,000 non-citizens registered to vote in Kansas, a claim that NBC News described as "misleading" and "debunked".[137]
Kobach supported Trump's claims that millions of non-citizens voted in the 2016 presidential election.[138][139] Kobach estimated that 3.2 million non-citizens voted, citing a widely debunked study.[140] Kobach complained that, during one of his appearances, CNN ran text on the screen saying Kobach's claims that millions illegally voted in the 2016 election were "false".[141] CNN also asked him if he had any proof of his allegation that thousands of Massachusetts voters actually had voted in New Hampshire in 2016. He replied that he had none.[43]"