Audit Raises Questions Over Voter Eligibility in 2025 NYC Mayoral Election
An audit referenced by Marly Hornik highlights significant concerns about voter eligibility in the 2025 New York City mayoral race. According to a report by RealAmerica Vote, nearly a quarter of ballots—23%—were cast by individuals whose identities could not be verified, had invalid Social Security numbers, or listed addresses outside of New York City.
This finding calls into question the integrity of the election process, prompting scrutiny over voter registration and verification methods employed during the election cycle. The audit aims to ensure that elections are conducted transparently and with adherence to eligibility requirements.