North Carolina Elections Board to Write 1,392 Registrants Flagged in Federal Database
The North Carolina State Board of Elections announced Oct. 13 that it will send letters to 1,392 registered voters who were flagged through the federal SAVE database, asking them to verify their registration information.
The board said North Carolina has about 7.9 million registered voters, and the 1,392 flagged registrants amount to roughly 0.02% of the total. Recipients may voluntarily ask to be removed from the voter rolls or submit proof of citizenship to update their records.
The board emphasized that receiving a letter does not automatically cancel a person's registration, and flagged voters' status remains unchanged until verification is complete. The mailing is part of routine voter-list maintenance.
Voters with questions can contact their county board of elections or check the state board's website for instructions, the agency said.
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