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September 24, 2024

450,000+ Oklahoma voters removed from rolls

By Keaton Ross 

Oklahoma has removed more than 450,000 voters from its rolls since January 2021, Gov. Kevin Stitt declared in a statement last week.

“The State Election Board and the Secretary of State’s office continue to go above and beyond in their responsibility to ensure only eligible Oklahomans can vote in our election,” Stitt said in a Sept. 18 statement. “Their progress reassures me that we will continue to lead the nation in election integrity efforts.”

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