VaYank5150
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But Bartlett adds that neither the state nor any of the county boards have yet discovered someone who voted when they should not have as a result of the Voter Integrity Project's submission. Bartlett says he doesn't rule out the possibility it could happen, but he points out that election officials have access to Social Security numbers, birthdays and drivers license numbers that citizen groups cannot legally get. All of those pieces of information have been used to differentiate between those who are really dead and those who are expected to show up at the polls this November, he said.
"The takeaway so far is that our lists are pretty good," Bartlett said.
Not dead, but still voting :: WRAL.com
Does anyone know how much this is costing the government in NC? I thought the Tea Party folks were for less government spending?