South Dakota has removed 273 noncitizens from its voter rolls as part of a review to ensure the integrity of its elections.
The correction was initiated by the state’s public safety department, according to South Dakota Secretary of State Monae Johnson.
“Ensuring the integrity of our elections is our highest priority,” Johnson said in a statement on Oct. 7. “We are proud of the thorough work done to safeguard South Dakota’s voter rolls. We worked closely with [the South Dakota Department of Public Safety] to resolve this issue, and we’re constantly working to make sure that only eligible citizens are participating in our elections.”…