Foreign Nationals Fraudulently Voted in New Mexico Elections, State Official Says

You know what would solve this problem? Voter ID.

I’m shocked — shocked I tell you that immigrants are voting fraudulently in this country. And I’ll bet you dimes to nickles that they vote overwhelmingly for one party: Democrat.

Dozens of foreign nationals fraudulently voted in New Mexico elections, the state’s top elections official said after reviewing the state’s voter registration rolls and a list of the thousands of foreign nationals who have been issued driver’s licenses under a controversial state law.

Secretary of State Dianna Duran issued a statement Tuesday evening that provided details of her office’s findings after two days of cross-checking the databases.

The office matched 117 voter registrations to names and dates of birth in the database of foreign national license holders. All 117 have Social Security numbers on their voter registrations that do not match their names, and at least 37 of those individuals have voted in New Mexico elections.

Duran, a former state senator and county clerk, said New Mexico has had close elections in which some officials have won or lost by a handful of votes.

“I know New Mexicans will agree that even one illegal vote is one too many,” she said.