- Oregon is reviewing its election system with a focus on addressing a significant number of inactive voters.
- The state plans to remove 800,000 inactive voter registrations after experiencing delays over the years.
- This initiative comes as a response to mounting legal pressure, including lawsuits filed against the state.
- The removal of inactive voter registrations is being described as a “truly remarkable” effort by state officials.
- The decision aims to streamline the election process and enhance the accuracy of Oregon’s voter rolls.
- This action may have implications for upcoming elections, potentially impacting voter turnout and election integrity.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/oregon-election-system-faces-scrutiny-state-moves-address-800000-inactive-voters-astounding)
