A report from the Public Interest Legal Foundation has identified nearly 65,000 “voters” who recently voted from the grave, another state, or from multiple addresses. After being provided the data and the names, the North Carolina Board of Elections responded, “blah, blah, blah” and then blamed county boards for all erroneous registrations. In 2020, President Donald Trump and Republican candidates for Senate and Governor prevailed, but not by huge margins. It’s time for the state to stop making excuses and clear the tar out of the voter rolls. More
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