More Than 300,000 Inactive Voters Taken Off Georgia Rolls

Georgia has enacted a law to remove inactive voters from its rolls, affecting nearly 4% of its registered voters. This move has faced opposition from groups like Fair Fight Action, which argues that it infringes on First Amendment rights and disproportionately impacts minorities. The group is challenging the removal of 120,000 voters. Similar actions are occurring in Wisconsin, where a judge has ordered the removal of 234,000 voters. The Georgia case may see purged voters reinstated before the next election.

What percentage of Georgia's registered voter pool was reduced due to the new provision?

• 8%

• 4%

• 6%

• 2%

What is the criterion for a voter to be classified as inactive in Georgia?

• Not updating their registration details

• Not voting in one general election

• Not voting in two general elections without contacting the Board of Elections

• Not voting in three general elections

Which group filed an emergency motion against the voter removal process in Georgia?

• Citizens for Fair Elections

• Fair Fight Action

• Voting Rights Alliance

• Georgia Voter Protection

What constitutional right does Fair Fight Action argue is being violated by the voter removal process?

• Second Amendment

• First Amendment

• Fifth Amendment

• Fourth Amendment

Which other state, besides Georgia, recently removed a large number of voters from its registry?

• Wisconsin

• Florida

• North Carolina

• Texas