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Ernesto Sagás stated there is no evidence that noncitizen votes have affected the outcome of any U.S. election and that the actual number of noncitizens voting is very small.

multiple outlets, traced to a single source · Attributed statement · 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.

How each outlet reported it

wcti12.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

Ernesto Sagás has seen no evidence that noncitizen votes have affected the outcome of any U.S. election

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: no evidence; outcome affected

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wcti12.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

Sagás stated the actual number of noncitizens voting in American elections is very small

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: very small

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abc6onyourside.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

There is no evidence that noncitizen votes have ever affected the outcome of any U.S. election.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: no evidence; outcome of any election

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fox23.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

There is no evidence that the votes of noncitizens have ever affected the outcome of any election in the U.S.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás, Colorado State University · Details: no evidence; never affected outcome

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fox23.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

The actual number of noncitizens voting in American elections is very small.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: very small

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kfoxtv.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

No evidence exists that the votes of noncitizens have ever affected the outcome of any U.S. election.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: no evidence; outcome of any election

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kfoxtv.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

The actual number of noncitizens voting in American elections is very small.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: very small

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wgxa.tvUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

No evidence exists that the votes of noncitizens have ever affected the outcome of any election in the U.S.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: Colorado State University

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wgxa.tvUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

The actual number of noncitizens voting in American elections is very small.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás

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foxsanantonio.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

Ernesto Sagás said he's seen no evidence that noncitizen votes have ever affected the outcome of any U.S. election.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás, Colorado State University · Details: no evidence; outcome of any election in the U.S.

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siouxlandnews.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

There is no evidence that votes of noncitizens have ever affected the outcome of any election in the U.S.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás, Colorado State University · Details: no evidence; any election

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siouxlandnews.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

The actual number of noncitizens voting in American elections is very small.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás, Colorado State University · Details: very small

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fox56.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

Ernesto Sagás stated he has seen no evidence that the votes of noncitizens have ever affected the outcome of any election in the U.S.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás, Colorado State University · Details: no evidence; affected outcome

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fox56.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

Ernesto Sagás said the actual number of noncitizens voting in American elections is very small.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: very small

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nbc24.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

No evidence exists that noncitizen votes have ever affected the outcome of any election in the U.S.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: Colorado State University; expert in politics and U.S. immigration policies

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cbs6albany.comUnrated · Aug 7, 10:58 PM

Ernesto Sagás said he has seen no evidence that votes of noncitizens have ever affected the outcome of any election in the U.S.

Cites: Ernesto Sagás · Details: no evidence; never affected outcome

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