Since the vast majority of states don’t require proof of citizenship to register to vote, how exactly are we hearing statistics on voter fraud?

Since the vast majority of states don’t require proof of citizenship to register to vote, how exactly are we hearing statistics on voter fraud?

We hear people say “There was a tiny bit of voter fraud, but not enough to matter.”

How do they know? And why do we allow any fraud at all? Is it like the acceptable amount of rat droppings in a Snickers bar? What if I want my Snickers without the rat droppings?

Since the vast majority of states don’t require proof of citizenship to register to vote, how exactly are we hearing statistics on voter fraud?
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