Pennsylvania Settles Election Integrity Lawsuit, Deletes 178,000 Names From Voter Rolls

Pennsylvania Settles Election Integrity Lawsuit, Deletes 178,000 Names From Voter Rolls
Pennsylvania officials count ballots in West Chester, Pa., on June 2, 2022. Mark Makela/Getty Images
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Pennsylvania has settled a federal election integrity lawsuit, saying that it has removed more than 178,000 ineligible voter registrations and promising greater transparency in its future housekeeping efforts.

As part of its settlement with conservative legal group Judicial Watch, Pennsylvania and several of its counties will publish information related to voter registration, including the total number of active voters; total number of inactive voters; and total number of voters removed from the voter rolls due to death, failure to respond to an address confirmation notice, and failure to vote in the two most recent federal general elections.

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