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The votes. today, the republican controlled state election board appointed a panel to do what they are calling a performance review of the election process in the largest democratic county in the state, fulton county. georgia republicans have targeted only that county, even though an independent monitor found no evidence of fraud or impropriety of any kind. the atlanta journal-constitution reports yesterday, the georgia secretary of state announced it conducted a voter purge of more than 101,000 inactive voter registrations this summer. in washington, democrats in the senate are still finalizing a compromise voting rights bill, ....
Vaccinated in order to conquer a very deadly, yet very beatable virus. these decisions are made by elected officials. ultimately it s the right of all americans to select who those officials are. right now that right is under assault. in georgia, a day after we learned that that state executed a voter purge, resulting in the cancellation of more than 100,000 inactive voter registrations, today there is an alarming new development. georgia s republican-controlled state election board inched closer to a possible takeover of elections in fulton county. fulton county is a blue county. it is the state s largest. it is the county that propelled president joe biden to victory before becoming the subject of baseless gop claims of voter fraud. now a, quote unquote, performance review could be the first step toward a state takeover which would leave it right open to political interference in future elections. ....
TUPELO ⢠Legislation that would automatically purge Mississippi voter rolls based on certain criteria died in the state House of Representatives on Tuesday. Under Senate Bill 2588, any voter who fails to cast a ballot for two consecutive years, including two federal elections, would be mailed a confirmation postcard. Failure to respond to that postcard with confirmation of address would then lead to the purging of that voter after four years, though voting at least once during that four-year period would prevent purging. The legislation passed in the Senate on a party-line vote, 36-16, but the House Apportionment and Elections committee failed to take up the bill by a Tuesday deadline. ....
JACKSON • Mississippians who skip a few elections and fail to respond to a postcard confirming their address could find their names purged from the voter rolls under legislation that ....