The Justice Department sued California over more than 20,000 people it suspects are noncitizens on voter rolls, seeking verification before related ballots are counted. California disputes the federal list’s accuracy and says the late intervention could disenfranchise eligible voters. 
The Justice Department sued California over more than 20,000 people it suspects are noncitizens on voter rolls, seeking verification before related ballots are counted. California disputes the federal list’s accuracy and says the late intervention could disenfranchise eligible voters. 
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The Justice Department sued California over more than 20,000 people it suspects are noncitizens on voter rolls, seeking verification before related ballots are counted. California disputes the federal list’s accuracy and says the late intervention could disenfranchise eligible voters.&nbsp;
