Federal push to compile voter citizenship lists continues despite missed deadline
The Trump administration is pressing forward with efforts to generate lists of adult citizens eligible to vote in each state, though it will miss its own 60-day target before the midterms. The Department of Homeland Security is intensifying its review of state voter rolls to flag potential noncitizen registrations.
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The administration's initiative to assemble statewide rosters of voting-age citizens is proceeding, even though the initial 60-day completion window has elapsed. The timing was set to conclude before the upcoming midterm elections, but the work remains unfinished.
Concurrently, the Department of Homeland Security is stepping up its examination of existing state registration data
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