Washington State Turk murderer voted illegally in recent elections

True the Vote:
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Arcan Cetin, the Turkish citizen responsible for the recent murders of five Americans at the Cascade Mall in Burlington, WA, registered to vote in US elections on September 27, 2014.

Since then Cetin hasn’t missed an election. He’s cast illegal votes for years, including the 2016 Presidential Primary. And he’s proud of it! Check out his Twitter feed from 2015….



You read that right. We’ve just uncovered what could be the highest-profile individual case of noncitizen voter fraud to date.

On Sunday night, True the Vote’s research team positively matched Cetin’s descriptions from media reports to a voter registration file for our database. Why did it take so long for this to be found? Because Cetin “swore" -- like everyone else who registers to vote – that he was a U.S. citizen. It wasn’t until law enforcement announced his noncitizen status that we spotted the fraud. That’s how we catch noncitizens registered to vote in this country. Seriously.
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The administration and the courts are wrong to try to overturn laws that require proof of citizenship.  This guy should never have been allowed to vote, and note who he was for.

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