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Hey everyone, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton here with our weekly update on social media.

Thank you as always for joining us.

So much great work being done here at Judicial Watch.

We have crossed another humongous threshold, which is

the removal of 6 million dirty names from the voter rolls nationally. It's the result of new numbers,

that 6 million number has been reached and arguably surpassed as a result of new

information we have from the state of Colorado in response to a settlement and lawsuit and

just great work by our lawyers to clean up the voter rolls in Colorado. They informed us that

372,000 inactive voters have been removed from Colorado's voter rolls after Judicial Watch's

lawsuit and settlement. It is a remarkable number. It is, in my view, just in some ways, the tip of the

iceberg in terms of names nationally need to be released. I'll get into that a little bit later.

But now we are over six million names removed from the rolls, or about to be removed from

the rolls, thanks to judicial removed from the rolls thanks to judicial

watches lawsuits and other legal actions and we were at 5 million for a bit then we bumped up to

nearly six because Oregon in response to our lawsuit, announced they were removing,

I think over 800,000 names from the voting rolls.

So the 800,000 plus the 372 brings it to 1.2, right?

And now we are well over six million names haven't been removed

thanks to judicial watches legal work

and how is it this happens

uh... the national voter registration act is a federal law that requires states

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