Concerns about voter registration and electoral roll integrity are prominent ahead of the 2024 elections. In India, political parties have raised issues of duplicate entries and the presence of deceased individuals on electoral rolls, demanding cleanup efforts from the Election Commission. In the U.S., Illinois' Secretary of State is combating misinformation about voter registration at the DMV, emphasizing safeguards to ensure only citizens vote. Controversy also surrounds Michigan's voter rolls, with claims of more registered voters than eligible residents, though officials clarified these include inactive records slated for removal. Meanwhile, Georgia is addressing cases of non-citizens registered to vote, and Virginia faces legal challenges over allegedly illegal voter registration purges during a 'quiet period.' These issues reflect broader concerns about election integrity and misinformation across multiple states.