State ready to replace voter registration system

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A three-decades-old voter registration system will meet its end this month, as state voting officials prepare to bring online a new apparatus they say will speed information transfer and reduce the possibility of fraud.

The $12 million replacement, both mandated and funded by the federal government, would allow for quick communication and data-gathering from other state agencies, like the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Virginia State Police, according to Jean Jensen, secretary of the State Board of Elections.

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