>>>I agree with the list purging, but to what extent? Voter fraud happens, and it may happen in the future with no guarantee that anyone can prevent it completely. However, it is very rare, it is also easily detectable by the state, and people are held accountable and votes discarded. Isn't that a far less expensive process to ensure more correct outcomes?
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>How do you know it's rare? ...

The Ohio Secretary of State says so.

"As to concerns of potential voter fraud, my office has done a lot to clean up the voter rolls. During my tenure, we have removed more than 680,000 deceased voters, reconciled nearly two million duplicate registrations, and now have complete information on over 90 percent of voters – up from just 20 percent when I took office in 2011. As I have always said, while voter fraud exists, it is rare and we hold those who commit it accountable."

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"Additionally, those who want to engage in spreading a blatantly false narrative wholly detached from reality should find better ways to spend their time. Every candidate that appeared on the ballot this past Tuesday met the legal requirements and earned the right to be a candidate."

You can read the entire statement here: Secretary Husted Addresses Misinformation & Misleading Claims Regarding Recent Special Election

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