The state says people shouldn’t be alarmed by letters reminding them to register to vote, but they create confusion among some voters.

Georgia is notifying 478,000 people their inactive voter registrations could soon be canceled. It will be one of the largest mass removals in U.S. history.

The letter states it’s a cancellation of the individual’s voter registration stating they been convicted of a felony and therefore their voter registration has been canceled.

A Chester County activist testified under oath Friday that an election denial group was behind mass mailings of voter registration cancellation forms.

After a letter on voter registration confused thousands of voters, the Maricopa County recorder is mailing a corrected ...

The League of Women Voters of New Orleans encourages participation of new citizens in the electoral process and conducts weekly voter registration at the naturalization ceremonies at the USCIS ...

Over 80,000 Maricopa County voters received letters informing them that they had gotten driver’s licenses in another state ...

A new Georgia website makes it easier for voters who moved away to cancel their own voter registrations without having to wait for the government.

Sam Talarico, head of the Erie County Democratic Party, said he considers the unofficial letters a form of voter intimidation.

Georgia election officials are encouraging people to use a state website to cancel voter registrations when someone moves out of state or dies.