Voter Roll Purges Stir Controversy Ahead of 2024 Election

As states intensify efforts to maintain voter lists, debates over disenfranchisement and fraud prevention escalate.

North Carolina recently removed 750,000 ineligible voters, sparking debate over timing and motives.
Federal law mandates voter roll maintenance, but legal disputes arise over potential disenfranchisement.
The DOJ is suing Alabama for allegedly purging voters too close to the election, affecting both native-born and naturalized citizens.
Partisan divides persist, with Republicans advocating for stricter controls and Democrats emphasizing voter access.
The effectiveness and accuracy of systems like ERIC are questioned as states grapple with maintaining clean voter rolls.