North Carolina Removes 747,000 Voters From Rolls Ahead of Election

The state's board says the purge targets ineligible voters, but concerns about election integrity and misinformation persist.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections has removed over 747,000 voter registrations over the past 20 months.
Reasons for removal include deaths, duplicate registrations, inactivity in recent federal elections, and relocations.
The board emphasizes that the process was routine maintenance and not politically motivated.
The Republican National Committee and North Carolina GOP recently filed lawsuits alleging failures in maintaining accurate voter rolls.
North Carolina remains a critical battleground state, with Trump and Harris currently tied in polls for the upcoming election.