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In response to
"54 of the 963. -- nm"
by
Strongbad
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I'm going to do some math here.
Posted by
ty97
Sep 19 '12, 12:35
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They sampled 1/5 of the registered voter and, out of that, found 54 noncitizens out of a 963 sample that voted. Extrapolating that 54 evenly to the 4000 noncitizens discovered (within the on-fifth population) you get 224.3 possible votes Expanding that to the entire registered population, you a get potential 1121.5 people that voted as noncitizens.
Which represents .015% of the registered voters in the state.
If the law runs the risk of disenfranchising more than .015% of the registered voters, then it's a damnd bad law.
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