Mon Apr 4, 2022 – 10:34 am EDT
NORTH CAROLINA (LifeSiteNews) — An election integrity group has flagged more than 60,000 different voter registrations in North Carolina ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.
The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) identified 7,933 dead North Carolinians “still registered to vote long after death in 2020” and released the results in a March 29 report.
“Time is quickly running out for North Carolina’s voter registration rolls to be checked and cleaned before the midterm elections,” PILF stated in its report. “All eyes are on an open U.S. Senate race amid the state’s recent record of strong turnout and tight margins.”
The legal foundation also identified “42,984 North Carolina voter registrants [who] left the state and established or renewed their out-of-state voter registration before the 2020 Election.”
Its analysis flagged “13,525 North Carolinians [who] managed to become registered twice in North Carolina under variations of their name.”
PILF’s report relied on public data, including the Social Security Death Index and “the U.S. Postal Service National Change of Address (NCOA) system and the organization’s national voter database” to create a list of questionable voter registrations.
The election integrity group suggested reforms the
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