The Public Interest Legal Foundation has filed a complaint in Maine, claiming that more than 3,000 potentially deceased individuals and hundreds of duplicate registrations exist on the state's voter rolls. The group is urging the state to address these issues before the upcoming midterm elections. They argue that election officials have not adequately removed ineligible voters and are requesting a review of the voter rolls to ensure compliance with federal law.
Key facts
- PILF identified 3,181 potentially dead voters and 693 duplicate registrations.
- The complaint was filed with Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows.
- Previous investigation in 2025 found 18,453 potentially dead voters.
- The group requests immediate removal of ineligible voters.
- The legal filing comes before a competitive U.S. Senate race.
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