Georgia removing voters from data base

[BigKobeFan]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.yahoo.com/amphtml/georgias-secretary-state-says-more-062357774.html

The audits are coming for you

[bladefd]

You missed the part where they do voter purge regularly. Last time in 2019, they removed almost 300,000 people (about 3x as many people as they will this year). The removal has nothing to do with any audits. It's done in every single state every couple years. Nothing new or groundbreaking.

[BigKobeFan]

You missed the part where they do voter purge regularly. Last time in 2019, they removed almost 300,000 people (about 3x as many people as they will this year). The removal has nothing to do with any audits. It's done in every single state every couple years. Nothing new or groundbreaking.

Every couple of years or 6 months?

[bladefd]

Every couple of years or 6 months?

Voter roll cleansing is a normal practice and often required by law every couple of years to remove dead people and illegible due to felony charges or another reason. Georgia did it in 2019 in preparation for the 2020 election. They are doing it again this year before the mid-terms in 2022.

[BigKobeFan]

Voter roll cleansing is a normal practice and often required by law every couple of years to remove dead people and illegible due to felony charges or another reason. Georgia did it in 2019 in preparation for the 2020 election. They are doing it again this year before the mid-terms in 2022.

In 6 months?

[bladefd]

In 6 months?

Georgia's 2017 voter purge was in July, just 7 months after the 2016 election.


On a single day in late July 2017, Kemp's office had removed from the rolls 560,000 Georgians who had been flagged because they'd skipped one too many elections. Abrams would later call the purge the "use-it-or-lose-it scheme." An APM Reports investigation last year estimated 107,000 of the people purged under the policy would otherwise have been eligible to vote last year, just like Baiye.https://www.apmreports.org/story/2019/10/29/georgia-voting-registration-records-removed

2019's voter call purge was in December 2019. Another purge was sometime around June 2015.

Due to the state’s practice, as of June 2015, over 800,000 Georgians have been placed on an inactive list – due to voting inactivity – and await being removed permanently unless they either respond to a notice or appear to vote within the following two election cycles. https://www.commoncause.org/media/georgia-voter-list/

So it doesn't seem like there is a specific pattern other than the fact that they don't do it in an election year. 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021 are all between election years.