内华达州185名美国公民被国土安全部误列为非公民选民

内华达州选举官员证实，美国国土安全部在该州选民名单上错误地将185名美国公民识别为非公民1。这起案件揭示了政府在评估非公民投票风险时所采用方法存在的缺陷1。

特朗普曾在7月声称，国土安全部在内华达州、加州、宾州和新泽西州四个州共发现278,000名非公民选民1。随后，国土安全部在后续信函中调整了这一说法，改为称可能有多达278,000名非公民在这些州的选民名单上，其中内华达州最多可能有15,903人1。此次被证实的185人错误识别事件表明，这一数字的准确性存在问题1。

Nevada election officials have confirmed that the Department of Homeland Security incorrectly flagged 185 American citizens as non-citizens on the state's voter rolls.1 The misidentification underscores significant flaws in the government's methodology for assessing non-citizen voting risks, a system that had been deployed to amplify concerns about non-citizen participation ahead of the midterm elections.1

The error relates to earlier claims made by former President Trump in July, who asserted that DHS had identified 278,000 non-citizen voters across Nevada, California, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.1 However, subsequent correspondence from federal authorities substantially weakened that assertion, instead suggesting that up to 278,000 non-citizens could potentially appear on voter rolls in those states, with Nevada containing a maximum of 15,903 such individuals.1 The significant gap between the initial claim and the revised estimate highlights the unreliability of the underlying data and methodology used to identify alleged non-citizen voters.