If they moved, I don’t see a problem here.
Logically there shouldn't be an issue but you know..........
"The letter didn’t give people a deadline to reregister and an October press release from the elections commission said anyone who received the letter would remain on the list of eligible voters until 2021. But a lawsuit filed in October by the conservative group Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty said the elections commission is required by law to purge anyone who received the letter from the voter rolls if they do not reregister within 30 days of receipt.
The Journal Sentinel reported Democratic-leaning areas would be hit harder by the voter purge than Republican ones."
Read the first 2 sentences. No one saw a problem though. Logically there wasn't an issue. The GOP group forced this change because it helps their team in elections.
This isn't rocket science.
Not to mention that there's absolutely no harm in leaving these voters on the rolls in the first place. At worst you have a bunch of people who are on the rolls but don't show up to vote for one reason or another, whereas by purging voters you basically ensure that a lot of eligible voters can't vote. It's creating a problem by trying to solve a non-problem.
Or we could just follow the laws.
How does leaving voters on the rolls have anything to do with following or not following the law?
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