Arizona’s voting regulations have recently drawn significant attention due to their potential to allow non-citizens to participate in the presidential voting process. This issue has sparked concern among various stakeholders, including Nick Kupper, a retired U.S. Air Force master sergeant and a candidate for the Arizona House of Representatives in District 25. Although the state’s voting laws do not impact his own candidacy, Kupper is deeply troubled by the implications for the 2024 presidential election.
Kupper expressed his concerns, stating, “In Arizona, even if the state cannot verify your citizenship status, there is still a loophole that allows individuals to declare themselves as citizens.” He highlighted a crucial distinction: these individuals may not vote in state elections, but they can vote in federal elections, including the presidential race.
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In a recent statement on the social media platform X, Kupper pointed out a significant statistic from the 2020 elections: “Biden received 73% of the ‘federal only’ votes and Trump lost Arizona by 10,000 votes. With over 32,000 ‘federal only’ voters now in Arizona, this could potentially tip the scales further in favor of Biden by an additional 15,000 votes in 2024.”
