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30 September
7:07 pm

You can use your Social Security number to register even though you don't have to be a citizen to have a Social Security number.

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Alexander Kolodin, at Arizona Secretary of State General Election Debate

7:07 pm
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Why we checked itKolodin claims Fontes allowed Social Security numbers for voter registration despite non-citizens being able to obtain SSNs — a specific policy claim verifiable against Arizona voter registration rules and federal SSN eligibility.
What we foundBoth factual assertions in the claim are confirmed by multiple independent authoritative sources: Arizona voter registration forms accept a Social Security number as an ID number, and non-citizens can legally hold Social Security numbers.
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