“The state must send mail to those who appear to have moved. If the people don’t respond, they are moved to inactive status. But they can still vote and their registration isn’t removed unless they don’t vote in the next two federal general elections.”
It’s still an insanely dumb idea but not as exploitable as I initially thought.
He said that additional protections for less high-profile voters include warnings on the portal that abusing it could be a felony, features built into the website to prevent a single user from submitting multiple cancellations, reviews of requests by county election workers and a postcard that alerts voters whose registration is canceled.
So “don’t do this because it’s wrong”. If someone buys info on the dark web it’s skins easy enough to unregister all the people in Cobb county and swing the election.
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