Early Voting Polling Places in Chicago Operated by Non-Citizens
Early Voting Polling Places in Chicago are Being Run by Non-Citizens
Monday, 13 June 2011 14:35 | 
Startling results from an ongoing investigation reveal that the City of Chicago uses non-citizens to supervise and operate some of Chicago’s early voting polling places. Investigations uncovered at least 6 non-citizens supervising or working at early voting sites. Investigators also found that 65 different employees, or 1 out of 4 workers at early voting sites, administrated elections without declaring their eligibility to work on federal I-9 forms. (The I-9 is the mandated Federal Employee Eligibility Verification form.) These workers have the authority of an election judge at the early voting polls.
Early voting at three elections was investigated: February and November 2010, and February 2011. The majority of the employees working at the polling places served in all three elections.
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