Legal filing questions Trump’s claims of non-citizen voting in California

What happened: CHIRLA filed a UCLA data analysis with the court questioning the accuracy of the Trump administration's list of "likely non-citizen" voters sent to California before the midterms. Key numbers: 42 percent of 8,880 names checked were not in California voter files. Why it matters: The filing says the errors endanger voting rights of CHIRLA's members and clients, and raises concerns that eligible citizens could have votes denied if the administration wins its lawsuit.

CHIRLA filed a UCLA data analysis with the court questioning the accuracy of the Trump administration's list of "likely non-citizen" voters sent to California before the midterms.

The filing says the errors endanger voting rights of CHIRLA's members and clients, and raises concerns that eligible citizens could have votes denied if the administration wins its lawsuit.