07/24/2026
SCRUB ILLEGAL ALIENS FROM VOTER ROLLS
Itās already been determined the decoy Daniel can be on the ballot, however, illegal aliens should not be allowed to be on our voter rolls and vote in Alaska elections.
Today I sent a letter to the Alaska Division of Elections requesting answers about testimony that approximately 3,500 voter registrations have been flagged for citizenship verification.
I also copied Alaska Attorney General Cori Mills and the U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, Voting Section, because maintaining accurate voter rolls is essential to preserving confidence in our elections.
My letter asks the Division to explain:
* What steps are being taken to verify the citizenship status of these registrants.
* What information led these records to be flagged.
* What the timeline is for completing the review.
* What happens if a registrant is confirmed not to be a U.S. citizen.
* Why the Division has indicated it does not refer these cases for legal review unless a ballot is actually cast.
* What policies and procedures govern the review and removal of ineligible voter registrations.
Every eligible American citizen has the right to vote, and every lawful vote deserves to be protected. Ensuring that only eligible U.S. citizens are registered to vote is fundamental to maintaining free, fair, and trusted elections.
This request is about transparency, accountability, and ensuring the public understands how the Division of Elections is protecting the integrity of Alaska's voter rolls while respecting the rights of eligible voters.
I look forward to the Division's response and will keep Alaskans informed.
U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Alaska