Allegations of Voter Fraud - The report alleges that the actual amount of illegal voting is significantly higher than reported [1] - The report claims that California and New York's voting policies, specifically the ban on voter ID, have legalized fraudulent voting [1] Concerns Regarding Non-Citizen Voting - The report highlights concerns about non-citizens voting, suggesting it occurs more frequently than some acknowledge [1] Call to Action - The report advocates for Congress to pass the SAVE Act to address the issue of non-citizen voting [1]

Election Integrity Concerns - States like Maryland are hesitant to cross-reference voter rolls with citizenship databases, raising concerns about potential illegal voting by non-citizens [1] - The case of Francis Bagnall, who allegedly voted illegally in Maryland for 30 years, highlights potential vulnerabilities in the state's voter registration system [1] Potential Risks - Lack of cross-referencing voter rolls with citizenship databases may lead to inaccuracies and potential fraud in elections [1]