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AG Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General (R), responded during a Newsmax interview about the scope of deceased voters on rolls nationwide: “Well, you know, first of all, I don't really need to quantify how widespread it is. The fact that it happens in even one case is enough for me to believe there's a law violation. And so, you know what's interesting is the left keeps moving the goalposts. So first they said this doesn't happen, or it's extremely rare. Well, actually, the review so far this last year of approximately between 50 and 60 million voter records, which states have voluntarily uploaded or we've gotten from them, has shown hundreds of thousands, over 300,000 dead people on the voter rolls, and that's just a slice of the voter rolls. And we have referred tens of thousands of potential non-citizens who are on the voter rolls. And that's a lengthier process, Rob, because we don't want to accuse anybody wrongfully, and so we have to go through checking a number of different database sources, sometimes court records, to determine whether this person became a citizen or not, and then finally we reach a conclusion, and if that non-citizen voted in a federal election, we're referring those cases for federal prosecution, and there are some prosecutions like that that are being worked up by my friends in the US attorney’s office.” More than half the country refusing transparency while hundreds of thousands of dead voters remain on the rolls raises serious concerns about election integrity and accountability. Do you trust the current voter rolls? Source: Newsmax/X