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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“About 330,000 voter registrations in Georgia could soon be canceled because registrants haven’t participated in elections for several years.

The purge comes after Georgia canceled 534,119 registrations in July 2017, the largest single removal of voters in U.S. history.”

https://www.ajc.com/news/state--regional-govt--politics/purge-about-300-000-voter-registrations-planned-georgia/qfxvTqS7KenXjvKN208yII/amp.html?__twitter_impression=true[/quote]
This is such bull.[/quote]

No,  it's not....SCOTUS  has ruled it is perfectly acceptable in order to keeping  voting lists accurate.  https://www.axios.com/supreme-court-cases-ohio-inactive-voters-purge-rolls-08cf124e-fc73-4aae-8a25-8dd063349154.html

[quote]Georgia Elections Director Chris Harvey said notifications will be sent in early November to the last known addresses of each of the inactive voters. If they don’t respond within 30 days, their names will be removed from the voter rolls in December.

Voters who return a postage-paid form will remain registered. They can also change their addresses or re-register online, mail a paper registration form or vote on Nov. 5.

“Accurate voter lists limit confusion and delays at polling places on Election Day, and make sure voters get to vote the complete ballot to which they are entitled,” Harvey said. “Accurate voters lists also allow county election offices to plan for polling place equipment and staffing needs. Accurate voter lists reduce the opportunities for mistakes or fraud.”[/quote][/quote]

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