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In an interview with NBCLA, Lorie Levenson discussed the DOJ's claim that 20 or 2000 registered voters in…

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Who
Lorie Levenson
Where
interview
Original footage
NBCLA · watch the full video from this moment
Length
52 seconds, unedited within the cut
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Well, California continues to argue that the DOJ doesn't have evidence, but somehow they've identified 20 or 2000 or so people they say are registered, even though they're undocumented in this country. What evidence did they present today, if any? Well, they didn't present very persuasive evidence, and that's part of the problem. They've been relying on lists that they claim that someone came up with that showed that people are most likely not citizens. But we know from other states like Nevada that sometimes they come up with tens of thousands, even more, and none of them turn out actually to be illegal voting. So I don't think there's a lot of credibility on this particular argument. And part of the problem before the court today is that they didn't have clear evidence of what these alleged voter rules are and why the court should throw off California's selection.

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