Voter Roll Purges: What You Can Do Right Now
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Alison Greene discusses voter roll purges and what voters can do to protect their registration before the midterm elections.
What if you arrived at your polling place on Election Day and discovered your name was no longer on the voter rolls? Investigative journalist Alison Greene returns to Lean to the Left to explain why that scenario may be more common than many Americans realize—and, more importantly, what voters can do now to protect themselves before the 2026 midterm elections. In this follow-up conversation, Greene discusses her ongoing investigation into voter roll irregularities, explains how voters can verify their registration, why provisional ballots matter, and how volunteers across the country are working to identify voters who may have been removed from registration lists. Whether you agree with Greene's conclusions or simply want to better understand how voter registration systems work, this conversation offers practical steps every voter should consider before heading to the polls. In this episode: ✅ What to do if your name is missing from the voter rolls ✅ Why checking your voter registration now matters ✅ How provisional ballots work—and their limitations ✅ Greene's nationwide volunteer effort to monitor voter rolls ✅ How citizens can help protect election integrity before the…
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