Byron York slaps down the notion that work on Georgia's voting rolls is somehow an 'attack' on 'our democracy'

Who would call a state attempting to ensure that its voter rolls are accurate an “attack” on “democracy”?

Our democracy is under attack. https://t.co/6mjF1tfKTj

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) June 20, 2021

Byron York understands otherwise and demonstrates as much by pulling from the CNN article referenced in Robert Reich’s tweet.

No, it's not.https://t.co/ONpXTH2OMd pic.twitter.com/2oH9n4noV2

— Byron York (@ByronYork) June 20, 2021

States doing much-needed maintenance work on voting rolls to facilitate an election process that can actually be trusted is not even debatable.

Transparency: On GA voting roll story, the SoS office has published names of all 101,789 'obsolete and outdated' files. Includes name, year of birth, address, registration number, reason for 'inactive' status. You can download spreadsheet here: https://t.co/wVtemjaXOZ

— Byron York (@ByronYork) June 20, 2021

There is no need to hide work that promotes a fairer election process.

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