3 chapters across the catalog
NPR's voting correspondent Miles Parks discusses the legal landscape surrounding the 2024 election, focusing on Georgia's new hand-counting rules and Republican lawsuits. The report characterizes concerns about non-citizen voting as a narrative with "microscopic" evidence, while a Marist College poll shows 90% of Republicans are concerned about the issue. The segment critiques the media's framing of these legal challenges as attempts to inject doubt rather than ensure process integrity.
The SAFE Act, Non-Citizen Voting and Congressional Posturing
The House passed the SAFE Act, a bill introduced by Chip Roy that would require proof of citizenship for federal elections. While Republicans argue it secures elections, Democrats claim it creates unnecessary barriers for millions of Americans without easy access to birth certificates. The bill is viewed as political posturing ahead of the November election.
Non-Citizen Voting, New York City Council, Green Cards
The New York City Council is considering a bill to allow 800,000 non-citizens with green cards or work permits to vote in local elections. The hosts debate the merits of local voting rights for property owners versus temporary residents.
