What do you think of noncitizens voting in American elections?

The way I understood it, SFC (Join to see), was that a comparison of jury duty lists and voter registrations prompted this report. First, jury duty lists where Joe Smith, for example, said he couldn't serve on jury duty because he is not a U.S. citizen. Then voter registration, where the same Joe Smith who said he was not a citizen and could not serve on jury duty, is registered to vote. That's a direct comparison. Something's amiss.

In many states, and I don't know how Maryland does it, but when one gets a driver's license one is automatically registered to vote, and jury pools are drawn from DL lists. Mistakes could be made that are not the fault or intent of the individual. So, even if one never goes to vote because one knows they are not entitled to, one may still show up for jury duty because the notice threatens them with contempt and jail. Still, this happens rarely, less than 0.01% of the time or less often. In this case, probably what happened is, some activist or activist group started comparing the lists or showing up in court to see if this happened. It may have happened once and the accusation is made like it is an everyday occurrance. Thus, Chicken Little cries the sky is falling and everyone builds bunkers and gets in them and refuse to come out and discover on their own that the sky is not falling. This is a tactic of extreme left and right wing groups, the Koch brothers, and Fox News. Other organizations do it from time to time, but not to the extent those groups purposely do it on a regular basis. personally don't believe anything I read in the paper or magazines, or hear on the news, unless it at least seems credible, comes from a regularly reliable source, or I check it out myself.

That would be up to the states and or communities. Not sure why that qualification is better than any other since those countries do not allow us to participate in their elections.