As Trump tries to curtail mail-in voting, Vermont officials clean up errors on state voter rolls
25-08-2026 23:16 via vtdigger.org

As Trump tries to curtail mail-in voting, Vermont officials clean up errors on state voter rolls

Gov. Phil Scott and Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas announce that 900 people who were wrongly registered to vote have been cut from Vermont’s voter rolls on Tuesday. Photo by Shaun Robinson/VTDiggerMONTPELIER — Vermont officials have removed just shy of 900 people from the state’s voter rolls who they said were wrongly registered to vote due to human error at the state Department of Motor Vehicles.None of those 900 people actually cast a ballot and the state wrongly r
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