Ray From Cleveland
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There's no innovation or INCENTIVE to be accurate or frugal. Registrars should send confirmation letters to the addresses of record every 5 years or so. But they don't.
The only way to assure voter rolls are somewhat accurate is for purging to take place. That's what we did in my state until a liberal court got a hold of it and forced us to put all those purged voters back on the voter rolls.
Those who have had absolutely no voting activity of any kind in two years were sent a postcard asking for a conformation they were still active voters. If the card was not returned, they gave it another four years to monitor the names of those voters. If still no activity after six years, they removed the names from the voter rolls.
Last I could find it's headed to the Supreme Court as the ACLU and various other organizations are fighting this common sense approach.
Neil Gorsuch's First Voting Rights Case