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Critical Condition: American #VoterRolls Filled with Errors, #DeadVoters, and #DuplicateRegistrations

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An independent, nationwide analysis of voter rolls in 42 states has identified thousands of probable deceased and duplicate registrants, as well as cases of individuals credited for voting more than once.

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PILF has launched the Safeguarding America’s Votes and Elections (SAVE) Database as an analysis tool to track voter roll deficiencies and potential problem areas across America.

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The groundbreaking findings in their national report indicates that the SAVE Database raises serious concerns over the integrity of states’ voter files as election officials anticipate a surge in mail-in voting this fall.

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#SAVE revealed 349,773 apparently deceased registrants across 41 states’ voter rolls, with #NewYork, #Texas, #Michigan, #Florida and #California alone accounting for 51 percent of the total.

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During the 2018 General Election, 37,889 likely #DuplicateRegistrants are apparently credited for casting two votes from the same address, and 34,000 registrants appear to have voted from non-residential addresses.

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6,718 registrants were apparently credited for voting after death. During the 2016 General Election, #SAVE revealed that number was higher, with a total of 7,890 registrants apparently being credited for voting after death.

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After @PILFoundation collected data from 42 states and put it into a format where it could be studied, it was rigorously compared to commercial and government databases to increase confidence in the conclusion.

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The combination of state election data, commercial data, and federal sources such as @SocialSecurity Death Index, provides researchers with perhaps the best platform ever constructed to analyze the health of the voter rolls.

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@PILFoundation #SAVE Notable Findings:

349,773: total number of potentially deceased registrants across 41 states.
#Michigan, #Florida, #NewYork, #Texas and #California account for roughly 51% of national dead registrants.

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In 2016, 7,890 registrants were apparently credited for voting after death.
In 2018, 6,718 registrants were credited for voting after death.
#NorthCarolina leads the U.S. in dead registrants credited for voting after death.

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43,760 likely duplicate registrants [cast] second votes in 2016 from the same address.
37,889 likely duplicate registrants [cast] second votes in 2018 from the same address.
Thousands of double votes were mail ballots.
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8,360 – Number of registrants [registered] in 2 states and credited for voting in both states in 2018.
5,500 – Number of [duplicate] registrants credited for voting twice in the same state from 2 different addresses in 2018.
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.@PILFoundation #VIP2020 #DeadVoters

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An independent, nationwide analysis of voter rolls in 42 states has identified thousands of probable deceased and duplicate registrants, as well as cases of individuals credited for voting more than once.