The Trump administration's investigation into noncitizen voting in Nevada has collapsed, reducing initial claims from 15,000 suspected cases to 185, and ultimately yielding zero substantiated violations. This latest failure underscores the administration's broader struggle to document widespread illegal voting despite conducting multiple inquiries. Academic research and election officials consistently demonstrate that noncitizen voting remains statistically negligible in U.S. elections, yet the narrative continues to influence policy discussions.

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