Gee, what do you know, a significant minority of the voters swept up in a 2017 Georgia GOP purge of the rolls were still eligible & some re-registered. And no, every state doesn't remove eligible voters from the rolls simply for exercising their right not to vote like in Georgia 
Yes, it's true that every state removes people voters from the rolls when they die or move. And it's also true that, while Republicans in Georgia & elsewhere have done just that, they've also intentionally swept up many people who are still eligible, especially voters of color
https://twitter.com/PoliticsWolf/status/1409593894136778754
The 1993 National Voter Registration Act (motor voter law) says states cannot remove eligible voters from the rolls simply for exercising their right not to vote. SCOTUS gutted that protection on the most pretextual grounds in 2018, so GOP states adopted "use it or lose it" laws
Georgia thankfully has DMV automatic voter registration, so some eligible voters who get purged for not voting will be re-registered without having to do anything, but many won't. AVR isn't same-day registration, & forcing voters to constantly re-register is Jim Crow-esque anyway
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