http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=788377Madison - One in five people who registered this month to vote provided information that does not match driver's license records, state officials said Wednesday.
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Many of those mismatches are likely typos or similar problems because voter records are supposed to match driver records exactly. Mismatches can occur in a host of situations — when clerks transpose digits in driver’s license numbers; when people use a middle initial or nickname on their licenses but not when they register to vote; or when they register to vote under their latest residence without updating the address on their driver’s license.
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From Aug. 6 until Tuesday, 4,350 of the voters whose names were checked did not match driver or Social Security records, said Barb Hansen, the Statewide Voter Registration System director. That’s 22% of the 19,470 voters whose names were checked; it includes people who registered for the first time as well as those who changed their address.
Same shit different day.