You forgot to mention one important detail. Cleaning up voter rolls is normal bookkeeping, not evidence of voter fraud. Every state routinely removes outdated registrations because people move, die, or change names. That is not a scandal. It is maintenance.
What your post does not say is how many of these registrations ever cast a single illegal ballot. Finding a dead person still listed does not mean a dead person voted. Finding a non-citizen on a list does not mean a non-citizen voted. It means the database needs to be updated, which happens constantly.
You also forgot to mention how many eligible voters get wrongly purged when these “cleanups” are rushed for political headlines. That has already happened in multiple states, where U.S. citizens and naturalized voters were taken off the rolls by mistake.
If you want election integrity, you need accuracy, not mass purges that remove legal voters just so politicians can brag about big numbers on social media. Cleaning up a list is not proof of fraud. It is only proof that a database needed maintenance, and that politicians think paperwork is a press release.
Actually, you didn't forget you're a liar
