The Voter Purge Protection Act aims to prevent states from removing voters from the official list due to changes in residence and ensures voters can.
The Voter Purge Protection Act amends the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 to prohibit states from removing voters from the official list of registered voters solely based on changes in residence. It mandates that states can only remove voters if they have objective and reliable evidence that the voter has died or permanently moved out of the state. The Act also requires states to notify voters within 48 hours of their removal and provide them an opportunity to contest the removal.
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