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Weeks before the election, thousands of Durham voters still must update their registration

Summary by The 9th Street Journal
Since graduating from Duke in 2022, Julianna Rennie has moved every single year. Voting while frequently changing addresses has been a challenge; she skipped voting in the Oct. 7 primary election because she’d changed precincts since the last election. She suspects that this consistent shuffle landed her on the list of voters the state Board of Elections has ordered to “repair” their voter registration. Approximately 4,144 Durhamites were on the…
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Weeks before the election, thousands of Durham voters still must update their registration

Since graduating from Duke in 2022, Julianna Rennie has moved every single year. Voting while frequently changing addresses has been a challenge; she skipped voting…

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The 9th Street Journal broke the news in on Wednesday, October 15, 2025.
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