Millions of new U.S. citizens are eligible to vote in the upcoming election, with a focus on swing states and key issues like the economy and immigration. Despite their potential political power, challenges remain in getting them to turn out to vote.
Key Points
New citizen voters could have a decisive impact in key swing states
Economic and immigration issues are top priorities for new citizen voters
Naturalized voters of Asian or Hispanic origin have higher turnout rates than U.S.-born individuals of the same backgrounds
Pros
Increased diversity in the voting population
Potential to influence election outcomes in key states
Representation of various racial and economic groups