A significant error in Arizona's voter registration system has potentially impacted nearly 100,000 voters, primarily those who received their driver's licenses before 1996 without providing proof of citizenship. In Illinois, a security flaw exposed 4.6 million records, including voter information, via an unsecured cloud storage platform, raising identity theft concerns. Meanwhile, Florida is intensifying efforts to prevent noncitizens from voting, with state officials requesting federal immigration data to verify voter citizenship. In Georgia, private citizens are using a new law to file mass challenges against voter eligibility, significantly affecting voter rolls. Dallas County clarified that unhoused citizens can register to vote using alternative addresses, countering misinformation on social media.