America First Legal has filed a lawsuit against Maricopa County, Arizona, demanding the removal of non-citizens from voter rolls, claiming the county has not conducted proper citizenship verification as required by law. In Georgia, a new online voter registration portal has faced scrutiny after attempts were made to cancel registrations for prominent Republican officials, which were unsuccessful, indicating potential vulnerabilities in the system. The Cobb County Board of Elections dismissed a large number of voter challenges submitted by a conservative activist using questionable software, citing inaccuracies in the data. Meanwhile, a cybersecurity researcher exploited a flaw in Georgia's voter cancellation website, managing to submit a cancellation request without necessary validation information. These incidents highlight ongoing tensions regarding voter registration practices and concerns about election integrity in both states. The challenges to voter registrations and the legal actions taken reflect broader national disputes over voting rights and election security.