The administration sought to use the SAVE database for voter eligibility checks in a county facing scrutiny over its election processes.
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Updated Sep 28
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What happened
The administration sought to use the SAVE database for voter eligibility checks in a county facing scrutiny over its election processes.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Lifting restrictions on the federal voter eligibility database.1 source
Administration sought to use the SAVE database for voter eligibility checks.1 source
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A county in Texas is facing scrutiny regarding its election processes, specifically concerning database usage and the administration's use of DHS grants and federal funding.Also in this story
- CNN reports on voting machine issues in Duval and Maricopa Counties, Texas, leading both counties to implement election safeguards.
- Gregg County sent large batches of flawed voter records.
- McLennan County election administrator reported database errors after the county used its own system instead of the state's database.
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