Stop Voter Roll Purges Using Broken Data

Georgia audited 8.2 million voters and found 20 noncitizen registrations.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked June 1, 2026.

The Letter

Subject Stop Voter Roll Purges Using Broken Data

Voter roll purges using outdated or error-prone databases remove eligible voters without adequate notice. Some states purge voters who simply missed an election. By the time a voter discovers they have been removed, it is often too late to re-register. Require 90-day advance notice before any removal, allow same-day registration as a failsafe, and prohibit purges within 180 days of an election.

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U.S. Capitol switchboard: (202) 224-3121

I am calling about voter roll purges happening before the November election.
Ohio and Texas are removing voters using data matching systems with documented error rates. Previous purges wrongly removed thousands of eligible citizens.
Purges disproportionately affect Black, Latino, and young voters. Citizens are being removed without notice.
Require 90-day advance notice, mandate same-day registration as a failsafe, and prohibit error-prone purges within 90 days of a federal election.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

21.3 million citizens who lack documents now required to register in some states
20 of 8.2 million noncitizen registrations found when Georgia audited its entire voter roll
82% AG win rate — courts consistently rule mass purges without notice are illegal

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