A US Census Report on Noncitizen Voting Used Bad Data to Reach Faulty Conclusions

Comments

1. Theo: this one's surprising coming from the census, but not entirely shocking how easily manipulated these numbers can get
2. Crimson Comet: it sounds like more smoke and mirrors from the current administration, glad to see WIRED digging into this
3. Ariagrant: i'm more interested in how the numbers got messed up than trump's spin on this
4. Solar Specter: seems like trump got served some bad data. nothing to see here, just a dude who thinks being pro-doge is a prerequisite for solid research skills
5. Ashen Ronin: This whole thing reeks of some group's agenda getting mixed up with data
6. Ravikwan: I'm really surprised they're letting this one slide, seems like Trump's team should be the ones facing scrutiny, not just the analysts

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