It is ironic because all of us thought when the National Voter Registration Act was enacted in 1993 that this problem was resolved.
James T. Tucker: “It is ironic because all of us thought when the National Voter Registration Act was enacted in 1993 that this problem…”
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Tucker reflects on the unresolved issues of voter purging despite the enactment of the National Voter Registration Act.
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