Alaska's Lieutenant Governor Reviews Voter Rolls

0:00Here's more Anchorage news for March 5th. Alaska's Lieutenant-Governor Nancy Dahlstrom oversees the state's elections as the top official in charge. Recently, she shared an electronic copy of the Voter Registration List with the United States Department of Justice for Review. Dahlstrom explained that the federal agency has no power to remove anyone from the roles. Their job is just to spot possible problems, like duplicate entries, or people who have moved away or passed on. This move comes as part of her duty to keep voter records accurate under state and federal rules. A federal check could highlight any issues in how the division handles the lists. Local resident Paul Flint from Anchorage is keeping a close eye on it. He wants a public summary of the findings, including totals and types of errors, without individual names. If problems turn up, Flint believes Dahlstrom should take responsibility since she started the process. For now, everyone awaits the results of this federal review. This story is made possible by our sponsor.

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