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The State Board of Elections said in a press release people were removed from the rolls due to moving to another state, dying, or personally requesting to be removed, according to The Hill.

Yeah. We want to use government to make sure that dead people and other ineligible voters don't vote democrat

Dope, California sent me a fold over green card to remove myself from the voter rolls, which I did. I had been in California for nine months, didn't owe them any money, but I filed taxes to start the statute of limitation running. They compared and saw my new address. So there are two places that can be geared to help voter registration - DMV for people coming into the state, reaching the age of 18, and taxes can give you the new out of state address, If states would cooperate with each other they could also do more.

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