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The current Federal Voter Registration Form does not require proof of U.S. citizenship—leaving a gaping hole in our election system. This oversight is a serious vulnerability, allowing illegal immigrants and non-citizens to register to vote—often without even realizing they’ve broken the law.

• All 50 states issue driver’s licenses to non-citizens.
   
• 11 states + Washington, D.C. issue licenses to illegal immigrants.
   
• In some cases, ballots are mailed to these individuals—once they’re registered.
   
• Once added to the rolls, removing non-citizens is nearly impossible.
   

We must fix this loophole—before ballots are mailed for the next election.

If we don’t act now:

• Our elections will continue to be vulnerable to accidental or intentional fraud.
   
• Non-citizens may unknowingly register and vote—diluting the voice of lawful American citizens.
   
• Efforts to clean voter rolls will fall short without a clear requirement for citizenship verification at registration.
   

🔒 Requiring proof of citizenship is a simple, legal, and effective safeguard. It’s not just common sense—it’s what 83% of Americans support.

We urge you to submit a public comment to the Federal Election Advisory Council (EAC). This is a legally recognized process that requires a formal response—but only if you participate before the deadline: October 10.

1. Go to www.regulations.gov/document/EAC-2025-0236-0001
    
2. Click the “Comment” button on that page.
    
3. Copy and paste the following message:
    

Yes, I want the EAC to change the Voter Registration Form to require proof of citizenship.
If we don’t have proof of citizenship, non-citizens and illegal aliens can accidentally or ignorantly become registered to vote.
This is a simple requirement that protects citizens’ votes.
 

✅ Optional: Include your name and state (not city).
📧 Your email is required to submit the comment.

That’s it! Your voice will be heard—and the EAC is legally required to address it.

Please forward this page to friends, family, churches, and organizations—any U.S. citizen who cares about free and fair elections.

This campaign is supported by the
Election Integrity Network

Public Comments on Federal Regulations - Guide (PDF)

U.S. Citizens’ Elections Bill of Rights | EIN 

“Thank you for taking this action step today. This process has legal force and effect—and your voice matters.”

— Doug Brown, Buncombe County, NC
North Carolina Election Integrity Team

 Don’t wait. Act now to safeguard our elections.