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Virginia Voter Purge Sparks Confusion Ahead of Election

Virginia residents face confusion after discovering they were wrongly purged from voter rolls, leading to alternate voting plans.

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Updated: Oct 31st, 2024, 9:04 PM ET

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Following a Supreme Court ruling, around 1,600 Virginia voters, including eligible citizens, were purged from rolls, prompting concerns over election integrity. Citizens unsure about their registrations rushed to utilize same-day voting options. The situation highlights worries about potential voter disenfranchisement and confirms assertions by civil rights groups regarding the discriminatory impact of the state's voter purging efforts. Advocacy and procedural measures are in place to assist affected individuals, emphasizing the importance of ensuring eligible voters can participate in the upcoming elections despite administrative errors.

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