Judicial Watch Cleans 5 Million Ineligible Names from Voter Rolls

Voter Roll Cleanup Success

• 🎯 Judicial Watch's legal actions have resulted in the removal of 5 million ineligible names from voter rolls nationwide.
• 💡 This cleanup effort is a significant step towards ensuring election integrity.

Key Removals and Locations

• 🏙️ Los Angeles County alone removed 1.2 million ineligible names.
• 🗽 New York City has purged over 900,000 ineligible names.
• ⛰️ States like Pennsylvania, Colorado, North Carolina, and Ohio have each removed hundreds of thousands of names.
• 🐎 Most recently, Kentucky confirmed the removal of 735,000 names following a consent decree with Judicial Watch.

Ongoing Efforts and Future Impact

• 🗺️ Judicial Watch continues its work with lawsuits in Oregon, Illinois, and California to further clean voter rolls.
• 🗳️ The organization's efforts are credited with contributing to cleaner elections, particularly around the 2024 election.
• ⚖️ A significant Fifth Circuit ruling found that counting ballots received after election day is unlawful.
• 🌐 Support for Judicial Watch's election integrity work can be provided via their website, judicialwatch.org.