Why New Americans Could — But Probably Won’t — Swing the Midterm Elections
The number of new Americans is greater than the margin of victory in the 2020 election in Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Newly naturalized citizens could decide the fate of the Senate this year, but they probably won’t.
The National Partnership for New Americans tracks the number of newly minted Americans across the country and has identified a few states where they could make a critical difference this year.
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