Dems and their media loudly clamor that the idea of non-citizen voting is a ‘right-wing conspiracy theory’ (or as the current nomenclature goes, ‘dangerous disinformation’), meanwhile, the Biden admin is suing Virginia to stop non-citizens from being kicked off the voting rolls (after a successful effort to keep some 100K non-citizens on the rolls in Georgia) and a California city is now moving to legalize non-citizen voting.

Should non-U.S. citizens be allowed to vote in municipal elections?

Santa Ana’s Measure DD on the November ballot would allow any person who has established residency in that city to vote in local elections, regardless of citizenship status – as long as the person meets California’s other voting requirements.

Tracy La says her husband would benefit from the measure, after dedicating his time as an advocate and organizer for community causes.

“He has been advocating for the community,” La says. “He’s been an organizer in the community. He’s been an organizer for almost two decades now. I’ve seen how much he and others like him have poured into this city to make it such a vibrant place.”

You would think that somewhere along the way Mr. La could answer a few questions and pay a small fee and become a citizen.

La’s husband, Carlos Perea, is executive director of the nonprofit behind the report. Though he has a permit to legally work in the country, Perea says like many of his noncitizen neighbors, he lives in limbo waiting for a change in immigration policy at the federal level to provide him a pathway to citizenship.

Ah. So this is about illegal aliens voting.

But this is really about mainstreaming the idea of non-citizens voting.

Once the voting rolls are sufficiently poisoned, non-citizens will be voting in much larger numbers with no oversight or accountability.