July 13, 2004

Civil rights groups still concerned about purged voters

July 13, 2004/ Tron Nick

Civil rights organizations say the state's scrapping of a controversial list of possible felons was a victory for voters, but counties must still ensure that information they receive from other sources is accurate before purging their voter rolls. State officials abandoned the list of nearly 48,000 names on Saturday after problems emerged in the weeks since copies of the list were released. [more]

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