Oregon DMV Reports 1,617 Voter Registration Errors

Pennsylvania officials are investigating approximately 2,500 fraudulent voter registration applications in Lancaster County, with early findings suggesting that around 60% of these applications are confirmed as fraudulent. The investigation was prompted by discrepancies identified during routine reviews, revealing potential involvement of paid canvassers in a large-scale operation. Meanwhile, in Oregon, the Department of Motor Vehicles discovered an additional 56 instances of non-U.S. citizens mistakenly registered to vote, increasing the total identified errors to 1,617. This issue arose from an automatic registration process where staff erroneously selected the wrong documents to verify citizenship. In response, the DMV has implemented changes aimed at preventing future errors, and none of the latest erroneous registrations had a voting history. Both states are addressing significant concerns regarding the integrity of their voter registration processes ahead of the 2024 elections.