New York City’s move to give 800,000 noncitizens the right to vote is the latest example of a national effort by Democratic partisans to win elections by gerrymandering the ballot box under the fashionable guise of expanding access to voting.
A closer look at Democrats’ “expanding voter access” efforts shows a program designed to enfranchise, register, and turn out individuals who are likely to vote Democratic, while ignoring and discouraging those who are not.





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