State Board to Send Letters to North Carolina Voters for ID Validation

NC Board of Elections asks 241,000 voters to verify identity

Nearly a quarter million registered voters in North Carolina will be asked to verify their identity to ensure the accuracy of current voter rolls, according to a Feb. 3 press release from the NC Board of Elections. The state elections board is sending letters to more than 241,000 voters who provided identification information that didn’t validate against other government databases. Voters may confirm their information by providing their driver’s…

State board to send letters to North Carolina voters for ID validation

Election officials said the new effort will not affect any voter’s registration status, and that during elections affected voters will be asked if they want to update their information.

North Carolina election board flags hundreds of thousands of voters for potential disenfranchisement

North Carolina’s GOP-controlled election board announced it’s sending letters to hundreds of thousands of voters whose registrations were flagged in a database review — a move that puts them at risk of disenfranchisement.c

N.C. Elections Board sends letters to voters with unvalidated ID numbers

Special to IFN RALEIGH — The N.C. State Board of Elections is sending letters to more than 241,000 North Carolina voters who provided identification numbers when they registered to vote that

State Board send letters to voters with unvalidated identification numbers

RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — The State Board of Election is sending letters to more than 241,000 North Carolina voters and encouraging them to update their voter records. The voters provided identification numbers when they registered to vote but did, they did not validate against other government databases. Voters should update their records by providing their driver’s license or social security number or by ensuring the name on their voter registratio…

70,000 Voters Must Fix Their Registrations or Face Hurdle at the Polls

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