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In 2012, Florida assembled an initial list of about 180,000 potential noncitizen voters, which was eventually reduced to about 85 after vetting.
multiple outlets, traced to a single source · Reported fact · first recorded Aug 7, 10:58 PM
Although several outlets carry this claim, their reporting traces back to a single shared source — so it counts as one confirmation, not several.
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wcvb.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM
In 2012, Florida's initial list of about 180,000 potential noncitizens was reduced to 85 after vetting
Details: 2012; 180,000 reduced to 85; even flagged a Brooklyn-born World War II veteran
koat.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM
In 2012, Florida initially assembled a list of about 180,000 potential noncitizens, which was later reduced to about 2,600, then 198, then 85
Details: 2012; Florida; 180,000; 2,600; 198; 85
wlwt.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM
In Florida in 2012, an initial list of about 180,000 potential noncitizens was reduced to 85 after vetting.
Details: 180,000 to 85; flagged Brooklyn-born World War II veteran
wdsu.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM
In 2012, Florida initially found about 180,000 potential noncitizens on voter rolls but whittled the count to 85 after scrutiny
Details: 2012; 180,000; 85; errors included flagging a Brooklyn-born World War II veteran
mynbc5.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM
In 2012, Florida's initial list of about 180,000 potential noncitizens was reduced to 85 after vetting
Details: 2012; 180,000 initial; 85 final; Florida
wjcl.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM
In 2012, Florida initially assembled a list of about 180,000 potential noncitizens on voter rolls, but officials whittled the count to about 85 after scrutiny
Details: 2012; 180,000; 85
wral.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM
In Florida in 2012, a list of about 180,000 potential noncitizens was reduced to 85 after vetting
Details: Rick Scott; 2012; 180,000 to 85