Voters weigh citizenship amendments as Trump fans fears of noncitizen election fraud
Voters in six states on Nov. 3 will decide whether to approve ballot measures that would amend their state constitutions or state law to make U.S. citizenship a requirement for voting.
The closely watched popular referenda reflect a push by President Donald Trump to crackdown on noncitizen voting based on unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud.
Voting-rights advocates warn they also raise the potential of sidelining millions of eligible American voters.
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