The social security administration publishes weekly statistics on the number of people who tried to register to vote without an ID. Instead they give a Social security number. It shows how many don't match, how many match, and how many match but are deceased.
You can select a week, and it lists numbers for every state.
This is the SSA website:
www.ssa.gov
I only chose week ending August 27, but Texas, PA, MO, and AZ are quite interesting.
Seems like these numbers should either be high in all swing states or follow population distribution, but that doesn't seem true. What's the deal?
Should we be concerned? Why did 586 dead people try to register to vote in Missouri last week?
How many of the people who are alive didn't actually try to register but we're registered?
Very strange.
You can select a week, and it lists numbers for every state.
This is the SSA website:
SSA Open Data | HAVV Transactions by State - Week Ending August 17, 2024
SSA HAVV Transactions by State - Week Ending August 17, 2024
I only chose week ending August 27, but Texas, PA, MO, and AZ are quite interesting.
Seems like these numbers should either be high in all swing states or follow population distribution, but that doesn't seem true. What's the deal?
Should we be concerned? Why did 586 dead people try to register to vote in Missouri last week?
How many of the people who are alive didn't actually try to register but we're registered?
Very strange.