Oregon Removes Over 1,200 Voters From Rolls For Failing To Provide Proof Of Citizenship

Oregon elections officials said Monday they removed more than 1,200 people from the state’s voter rolls after discovering that they did not provide proof of U.S. citizenship when they were registered to vote.
Of those found to be possibly ineligible, only nine people voted in elections since 2021, the Oregon secretary of state’s office said. County clerks are working to confirm whether those people were indeed ineligible when they cast their ballots, or just hadn’t provided the required documentation when they were registered to vote.
The discovery comes as heightened scrutiny of voter rolls nationwide continues, from Oregon to Arizona and Texas, as the presidential election nears. The reason? Tens of millions of illegal migrants who have crossed the southern border since the start of the Biden-Harris administration raising concerns that illegal migrants are being registered to vote.