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Georgia Dem lawmaker complains about getting purged from the voter rolls, but SURPRISE! It was his own fault ==>

Shot…

Meet State Rep. Josh McLaurin, a Democrat representing Georgia’s 51st congressional district. Rep. McLaurin tweeted this letter that alerted him that he was being purged from the voter rolls because he either sent a change of address form into the USPS, he has not voted or updated his registration in the past 3 years or mail sent to his official address has been returned to sender.

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Rep. McLaurin tweeted, “Just received this mail letting me know I’m getting moved to “inactive” voter status if I don’t take action. I’m lucky to notice it. It’s already hard enough for people who feel the system is broken and gerrymandered and their votes don’t count. Must they be purged, too?”

Chaser…

It was No. 1 on the list above: He sent in a change of address form to the USPS:

In other words, the system worked PERFECTLY as the state sent this notice to him immediately at his last known address before he actually moved so he would not be disenfranchised. MYSTERY. SOLVED:

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No, the larger point is that the state should be moving people to “inactive” when they move. Why is this so hard?

FWIW, SCOTUS ruled Georgia’s law constitutional last year. From the AJC:

By a 5-4 vote that split the conservative and liberal justices, the court rejected arguments that the practice violates a federal law intended to increase the ranks of registered voters. A handful of other states also use voters’ inactivity to trigger a process that could lead to their removal from the voting rolls.

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