GOP push to rid dead, illegal voters from rolls

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Republicans are mounting an aggressive pre-election bid to cleanse dead and illegal voters from state lists in time for the fall election. “It is an utterly intolerable situation,” said Republican elections lawyer Christian Adams.


It’s a serious problem in many states. Take Michigan as an example. Secretary of State Ruth Johnson told a conference of national election officials last week that one problem she faces is that non-citizens eligible for driver’s licenses often also sign up to vote even though they are barred from participating in elections.

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