[Dr. Sivana]

How many of them voted?????

From the article, none of them:

Each of the 591,548 voters affected by the move had already been on the state’s “inactive” registration list. That means they had not voted,

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Hey, Doc. Read the fifth from bottom paragraph...

"Being declared 'inactive' would then start the clock ticking on the years-long process that culminates in being cut from registration rolls, although an 'inactive' voter in Georgia is still legally registered to vote and by law has full access to a ballot."

So "inactive" people can still vote. You are only denied the vote when you are cut from the rolls.

[pepsionice]

From the 591k....I would also make a bet that at least 10,000 passed on within the last three years, and people screwed up not removing as they were supposed to. Some are likely military personnel who transferred to another state, and signed up there to vote.