Mark Meadows — who has repeatedly spread lies about nonexistent widespread voter fraud — was registered to vote in three different states up until last week.
, an organization that claims to promote “election integrity” efforts.
The institute has repeatedly suggested that voters registered in multiple states are an indicator of election vulnerabilities, with the potential to disenfranchise other voters’ legal votes.— the onus is on the state, not the individual, to remove people from voting rolls when they move. Fraud is only committed when a person attempts to vote multiple times in the same election cycle at different addresses, or tries to vote using an address where they don’t actually live.
If Meadows voted in a statewide election using a registration address that wasn’t his true residence, his actions could possibly constitute fraud. As a result of reporting on Meadows’s multiple voter registration addresses, by the State Bureau of Investigation, at the request of the North Carolina Attorney General’s office.
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