North Carolina’s State Board of Elections has announced the removal of 747,000 individuals from its registered voter list over the past 20 months, according to a press release issued on Thursday.
In the announcement, the State Board of Elections indicated that a significant portion of those removed were found to be ineligible due to not registering their new addresses after moving within the state or for not participating in the last two federal elections, which led to an inactive status.
Other factors contributing to the removals included death, felony convictions, relocations out of state, and personal requests for removal.