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From: Cstar1
7/25/18
Maureen K. Johnston on Twitter
"@TurtlesgaloreMR I check mine weekly. I live in NE Florida since the mid '90 and my husband has been here since '63. He's voted in every election since he became of age; checked this week and He's been purged. So I check it weekly, do the same for other voters who I helped register to vote!"
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7/25/18
geeteegee1960 on Twitter
"@TurtlesgaloreMR I have just attempted the same in Montgomery County PA and have been unable to confirm via PA web facility. NO RECORD!! FURIOUS. Overseas voters be aware. We are easily de-registered. I have requested immediate remedy and will be following up daily. Thanks 2 u @TurtlesgaloreMR !"
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7/25/18
Cat on Twitter
"@TurtlesgaloreMR @chazlouaz I went to the DMV yesterday from a new I'd and changed my address on my Voter Registration. Check today online my address was correct but it showed not registered."
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7/25/18
ABC News on Twitter
"States purged almost 16 million voters from the rolls between 2014 and 2016, four million more voters than removed from 2006 to 2008, new report finds. https://t.co/DBbDveHigs"
Read more from TwitterFrom: Cstar1
7/28/18
I saw this article yesterday and said “Wow that’s crazy.” Then I discovered that I (a regular voter and trained poll worker) am no longer registered to vote
— Tyler Burns (@Burns23) July 26, 2018Take this seriously, famhttps://t.co/xUjm4vKnsp
From: Cstar1
8/12/18
Confirm your voter registration now!
https://www.justice.gov/crt/about-national-voter-registration-act
From: Cstar1
8/24/18
Trump admin is actively looking for polling places in black areas that violate the ADA so they can shut them down.
The ADA is being used to disenfranchise minority voters - ThinkProgress
Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect when the Department of Justice's ADA enforcement actions were initiated and to include comment from counties that had positive experiences with the initiative.A majority-black county in rural Georgia announced a plan last week to close seven of its nine polling places ahead of the November election, claiming the polls cannot continue...
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