Recent developments surrounding voter registration and election integrity are raising significant concerns. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has issued new guidelines that limit the removal of voters from rolls, which some critics, including former DOJ attorney Gene Hamilton, argue could intimidate election officials from performing their duties effectively. This guidance comes amid state efforts to remove noncitizens from voter rolls, with allegations that the Biden administration is undermining these initiatives while opposing legislation requiring proof of citizenship for voters. In contrast, the Council of Europe has released guidelines to protect personal data during voter registration, emphasizing the importance of privacy rights. As the 2024 elections approach, these contrasting approaches highlight the ongoing debate over voter eligibility and data protection. The situation remains fluid as various stakeholders navigate the complexities of election laws and voter rights.