Voter registration processes and integrity measures have become focal points in several states. In Florida, new regulations under Gov. Ron DeSantis have forced voter registration groups to adapt by using QR codes instead of physical forms, significantly reducing the number of new voters registered. Meanwhile, Georgia's new voter cancellation website, aimed at maintaining cleaner voter lists, faced a glitch exposing sensitive voter information, raising concerns about its security and potential misuse. Critics argue these measures disproportionately affect minority voters and could be used to disenfranchise Democratic voters. Ohio is also in the spotlight for purging non-citizens from voter rolls, a move justified by officials as necessary to uphold election laws but criticized by some as part of broader voter suppression tactics.