(Gateway Pundit) The 1993 NVRA law (National Voter Registration Act) bars election officials from removing any voters from the rolls within 90 days of an election (see page 8 below). This is often referred to as the “90 Day Freeze”.
The Democrat-run DOJ Civil Rights Division (CRD) has used this part of the law relentlessly to defend dirty voter rolls and thwart any cleanup prior to elections.
Democrats support this law, knowing it allows fraudulent registrations to stay on the voter rolls.
According to the NVRA, conservatives and Republicans have until Wednesday, August 7, 2024 for election departments to clean their voter rolls using bulk processes or methods.
t’s hard to believe jurisdictions can’t remove illegal voters using bulk methods inside this 90-day freeze and up until the November 6 election. They can’t match their voter roll database against Driver’s License records, against the USPS NCOA (National Change Of Address), against the Social Security Death Index, and more.
This has been challenged in court, but never to the Supreme Court. It’s time to change this law and fight it.
The Heritage Foundation explained back in 2014 the law is meant to freeze “regular maintenance activities” inside 90 days. This means no “general maintenance” or similar “programs” can be conducted to “systematically” remove ineligible voters. But officials can strike registrants from individualized information. For instance, a notice that someone has died, a voter requesting cancellation, or correcting a mistake, etc.
When this 1993 NVRA law was passed, voter registration was done entirely with paper forms completed by the applicant, often mailed to the jurisdiction. If info was missing or inaccurate, a letter was sent to the applicant. If no response, the registration was sidelined. This paper registration process was critical to the integrity of our elections. The Democrats knew this, and changed how we register voters in the country.
Arizona was first in 2002 to allow online VoteReg. Most States adopted it after 2010, which exactly coincides with efforts by leftist David Becker and the Pew Charitable Trust to adopt changes in the system. Their two-part “Voter Modernization Project” was pitched to all States in 2010-2012. It required they join the non-profit ERIC and most importantly, implement online VoteReg. This online access allows activist groups from anywhere to bulk submit registrations.
Some states and counties care less about the 90-day freeze and remove no one. They know the DOJ CRD will have their back if sued.
In 2022 the Texas Election Network, founded by Melissa Conway, filed affidavits challenging 6,000 registrations in Harris County, TX (Houston). Another 49 challenges came after Aug. 10t 2022 deadline for the freeze. Harris County didn’t remove a single one from their rolls.
Mike Hassinger, a spokesman for Brad Raffensperger, said federal law bars purges of voter registrations within 90 days. Those not eligible can only be removed on a case-by-case basis. This thinking allows corrupt election activists to flood our voter rolls up to election day, with no repercussions.
The Civil Rights Division of the DOJ is made up of 11 different sections that include Housing, Disability, and the Voting Rights Section. It is staffed entirely of people working on behalf of the DNC and left-wing activist groups. It’s rotten to the core, just watch this stunning interview with Maureen Riorden, the last Republican employee in the Voting Rights section, now retired.
