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The Iowa Secretary of State’s office altered how it publicizes monthly voter registration numbers after moving 294,000 Iowa voters to “inactive” status this spring.
For years, shareable graphics posted every month featured the number and partisan breakdown of active registrants in each Iowa Congressional district. Since May, Secretary of State Paul Pate has posted images with totals that include inactive voters.
The new approach obscures the fact that active registrants dropped by about 13 percent during the latest round of voter roll maintenance in April.
WHY ACTIVE VOTER ROLLS SHRANK
Under previous Iowa law, the Secretary of State’s office sent “No Activity” notices in April of odd-numbered years to “voters who have not voted in any election and have not updated their voter registration information in the past four years.” People who didn’t respond were designated inactive, which is the first step toward being remo
Georgia s Misunderstood Voting Bill Shows We ve Lost Our Way | Opinion Dean Phillips
, U.S. Congressman On 4/8/21 at 8:00 AM EDT
In each of those meetings, the Rotarians stood and recited the Rotary s Four Way Test:
1. Is it the truth?
2. Is it fair to all concerned?
3. Will it build goodwill and better friendships?
4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Those questions have been on my mind in recent days, both as a concerned citizen of a deeply divided country and as a concerned member of an even more divided and dysfunctional Congress. The simplicity and principles of the test are built on the lessons most of us learn in kindergarten but seem to be increasingly forgotten by too many public servants and candidates for elected office.