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As the November presidential election comes ever closer, one state has put forth an incredible effort to clean up its voter rolls.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt’s office reports that, since 2021, nearly half a million ineligible voters have been purged from the state’s rolls. Of the 453,000 removed, 97,000 were deceased, 56,000 were felons, 15,000 were duplicate registrations, and a whopping 195,000 did not verify their address. Additionally, 144,000 were removed due to moving out of state, and new legislation allows those voters who relocate to be removed quickly after they leave Oklahoma.

This is music to the ears of those with concerns that untended voter rolls provide the opportunity for voter fraud in numbers large enough to manipulate election outcomes.

X users discussed the topic, as well as whether other states are doing all they can to make sure their voter rolls are up-to-date with eligible voters only.

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