Most states use an absentee system in which those planning to vote by mail must request a ballot  and in some cases to have a valid reason not to vote in person. Six of them showed votes cast by people later deemed noncitizens. Some of them may later have earned citizenship. Texas largest county has been approving voter registrations even when people say theyre not citizens, according to a lawsuit announced Monday that found some of those people managed to cast ballots, too. One 2012 registration form showed the applicant checked the NO box for citizenship, then wrote in later that they were a legal resident but not yet a citizen.
Texas has the best odds of winning.
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Texas has the best odds of winning .
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