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NEW: Georgia removed nearly 471,000 voters from its rolls last summer — roughly 6% of all the state’s registered voters. Now voting rights groups are suing, arguing the state is illegally hiding records about how the purge was carried out.

democracydocket.comVoting rights groups sue Georgia for refusing to release voter purge recordsWithout full access to the records, plaintiffs say they cannot determine whether eligible voters were wrongly removed.

They do register by precinct, and they have precinct level voting data, and they don’t give a fuck about disenfranchising a few of their own voters as collateral damage.

If you register, you register with an address which tells you the precinct. Votes are reported at the precinct level. That’s what is on the poll tapes they stole from Fulton County, for example, and they’re reported publicly as well. Join the two, it tells you the likelihood any random voter in a

precinct is to vote Dem based on the last election. Then, do targeted suppression of high-Dem precincts — using whatever excuse you can come up with. None of this depends of voter party affiliation data at all.

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