We had a speaker from TTV at a Republican meeting. He told us some easy things to do. IF a good percentage of people would just see who is registered at their address, vacant lots near them and some who have died they know...much clean up would happen for free.
I think all but 13 states have ERIC to ‘clean the roles’. Trouble is, it’s owned by a liberal group...and they only share with their groups, not conservative groups. Changes are also murky and the Elections Offices have a difficult time interpreting some of their work.
NOW, I heard this over a month ago and didn’t take good notes so I admit error might be noted..!!!
Regards,
Those ideas from TTV all are great.
I guess that once issues are identified you report it to your county elections office? Then you have to trust that they’ll clean it up.
In this (totally corrupt) state of CT, the jury selection is randomly made from voter rolls.
Last year we received a jury notice for someone who last lived at our house...twenty five years ago!
It took three strongly worded letters from me before the jury notice stopped—I told them to clean up their data base (well that is the nice version of what I told them :-) ).