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Florida investigation reveals 180,000 non-citizens may be registered to vote

May 12, 2012

Florida officials have discovered that 180,000 registered voters may be non-citizens.A CBS4/Miami Herald analysis of information supplied by Miami-Dade shows a large number of the potential non-citizens voters cast ballots in the past -- including... full story

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Florida investigation reveals 180,000 non-citizens may be registered to vote

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