Voter Purge Protection Act prohibits states from removing voters from registration lists without verification.

The Voter Purge Protection Act amends the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 to ensure states cannot remove voters from registration lists without verifying ineligibility through objective and reliable evidence. Exceptions include registrants who confirm their ineligibility or who have died. States must notify registrants of removals and provide information on contesting the removal. The Act also mandates public notices of list maintenance and requires states to obtain evidence before notifying registrants of changed residence.

Voter Purge Protection Act prohibits states from removing voters from registration lists without verification.

The Voter Purge Protection Act amends the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 to ensure states cannot remove voters from registration lists without verifying ineligibility through objective and reliable evidence. Exceptions include registrants who confirm their ineligibility or who have died. States must notify registrants of removals and provide information on contesting the removal. The Act also mandates public notices of list maintenance and requires states to obtain evidence before notifying registrants of changed residence.