If all new citizens who are eligible to vote in 23 states decide to go to the polls they could define the intermediate elections of November 8, because their number is similar to or greater than the margin by which the presidential election was won.
This is explained by Nancy Flores, deputy director of the National Association for New Americans (NPNA), about the new report done together with SEIU about naturalized immigrants between 304 and 2022 who could vote.
“The number has continued to grow despite all the obstacles…This report does not focus on political affiliation“, indicates Flores.
The states where these new voters could make a difference, whether they support Democrats or Republicans are Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Texas, Michigan, and Virginia.
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