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Election officials in Alaska are addressing serious concerns regarding voter rolls, specifically claims about noncitizen voting, by comparing data with the DMV.

7 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 10
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Election officials in Alaska are addressing serious concerns regarding voter rolls, specifically claims about noncitizen voting, by comparing data with the DMV.

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  1. Data sharing between state and DMV is flawed.Sub-event
  2. A representative requested a review of the Division's actions following the voter list comparison with DMV data.1 source
  3. Election division raises alarms over noncitizen voting claims and compares rolls with DMV data.1 source
  4. Elections Director provided details on deactivated voters in Alaska.1 source

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