A bipartisan project was helping maintain the integrity of states' voter rolls. Then far-right conspiracy theorists got to work. (via MaddowBlog)
Chances are, most Americans haven’t heard of the Electronic Registration Information Center , but if you’re a Republican official with election administration responsibilities, it’s a safe bet the project is very familiar.explained, “The group is responsible for identifying out-of-date registrations on member states’ rolls, which typically includes voters who moved either within the state or to another member state, or voters who died out of the state they’re registered to vote in.
Election officials in Virginia have announced plans to withdraw the state from a bipartisan effort designed to ensure accurate voter lists and combat fraud — but that also has been caught up in conspiracy theories spread since the 2020 presidential election.
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