North Carolina has recently removed over 700,000 individuals from its registered voter list due to ineligibility, according to officials. The State Board of Elections disclosed that 747,000 people were taken off the voter rolls in the past 20 months. The Board emphasized that the removal process is carefully executed to ensure that only ineligible records are eliminated, safeguarding the rights of eligible voters.
Moreover, the state is continuously adding newly eligible voters to its registration rolls, reflecting the growth in North Carolina's population. Presently, the state boasts nearly 7.7 million registered voters.
