Justice Dept. Backs Ohio's Effort to Purge Infrequent Voters From Rolls - New York Times


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Justice Dept. Backs Ohio's Effort to Purge Infrequent Voters From Rolls
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A polling place in Columbus, Ohio, in November. In a reversal from its position under President Obama, the Justice Department is now backing the state's efforts to purge its election rolls of infrequent voters. Credit Maddie McGarvey for The New York ...
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