Dead Registrants Haunt Battleground Voter Rolls

Days before the midterms, dead people are still on voter rolls in several battleground states, which makes them the only registrants in America who never move. A July memo from the Department of Homeland Security counted more than 400,000 deceased names in 25 states. Ohio's Frank LaRose says, "We have 99% of deceased voters off the rolls." Even a blind hog finds an acorn now and then, and I'd like to see the other 1% counted before anybody calls it done. Kansas says the federal numbers don't match its own books, while Georgia says they do. Around here, nobody trusts a count that changes depending on who's asking.

“We have 99% of deceased voters off the rolls”Frank LaRose, Ohio Secretary of State, via Daily Signal

“Voters are continually removed in compliance with the provisions of Kansas and Federal Law”John Milburn, spokesman for Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab, via Daily Signal