The watchdog group Judicial Watch has done a deep dive into the voter rolls of Washington, DC and some other places and found an absolute mess.
The Washington Examiner reported: Why a Veteran-Owned Freeze-Dried Beef Company Unabashedly Embraces an America First Worldview 'Dirty voter rolls' slammed, 131% of eligible DC voters registered Several states and the District of Columbia have been hit by an election watchdog for failing to clean up their voter rolls of the dead and ineligible.
Judicial Watch said it just finished investigating registrations and sent letters to the district, California, and Illinois warning that they are violating the National Voter Registration Act by not cleaning up the rolls.
In the case of Washington, D.C., Judicial Watch said the voting rolls revealed a much higher number than are eligible to vote.
According to Judicial Watch, they are already getting results on this: DC Removing 103,000 Ineligible Names from the Voter Rolls in Response to Judicial Watch - Judicial Watch announced today that it sent notice letters to election officials in the District of Columbia, California, and Illinois, notifying them of evident violations of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, based on their failure to remove inactive voters from their registration rolls.
In response to Judicial Watch's inquiries, Washington, DC, officials admitted that they had not complied with the NVRA, promptly removed 65,544 outdated names from the voting rolls, promised to remove 37,962 more, and designated another 73,522 registrations as "Inactive." The NVRA requires states to "Conduct a general program that makes a reasonable effort to remove" from the official voter rolls "The names of ineligible voters" who have died or changed residence.
The law requires registrations to be cancelled when voters fail to respond to address confirmation notices and then fail to vote in the next two general federal elections.
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