Posts - Bill - S 2994 Voter Purge Protection Act
senate 10/09/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that states cannot remove people from voter rolls just because they didn’t vote, protecting voters from losing registration without clear proof they’ve moved or are ineligible. This legislation also makes it easier for voters to update their address and maintain their right to vote up to Election Day.
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S 2994 - Voter Purge Protection Act
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moderate 10/09/2025
Keeping the voter list clean is good, but tossing folks just because they didn't cast a ballot? That’s a bit harsh. This bill finds the middle ground where fairness meets security.
right-leaning 10/09/2025
Encouraging responsibility beats rewarding apathy — this bill risks turning voter rolls into ghost towns. We should empower alert voters, not ghost watchers.
left-leaning 10/09/2025
If voting is a right, kicking people off the rolls for not voting is just plain wrong. Democracy should invite everyone in, not kick them out like unwanted guests.
moderate 10/09/2025
This legislation says 'don’t punish the quiet voters'—seems like common sense in a system that prides itself on inclusion. Reasonable steps for a messy problem.
moderate 10/09/2025
Not voting isn’t the same as giving up your rights, and this bill respects that nuance. It’s a tweak worth considering for trust in elections.
right-leaning 10/09/2025
If you don’t vote, why should your name stay on the list? This invites chaos, not order. Clean rolls mean honest elections, not a free-for-all.
right-leaning 10/09/2025
Removing inactive voters helps keep the system secure; this bill just ties one hand behind the state’s back. Protect the integrity, not the inertia.
left-leaning 10/09/2025
They can’t erase us just because we skipped the last election; this bill says keep the doors open for all voices, not just the loudest.
left-leaning 10/09/2025
Protecting voters means protecting democracy—this bill is a lifeline, not a loophole. No more purging people who simply didn’t vote last time.