It is not clear how many of the same voters voted twice in both elections. Of those, 2,900 were mail-in votes, the audit says. Two years later, during the 2018 midterm election, about 7,000 voters were credited with voting twice. Of these cases, about half-or 5,000-were mail-in ballots.
The audit found that in the 2016 presidential election in North Carolina, about 9,700 voters were credited with voting twice. Such cases largely have resulted from poor maintenance of voter rolls at the local level-for example, not updating the rolls when voters move. This could be an individual voting twice or someone voting while using someone else’s identity. Specifically, the state’s public voter rolls show that even with election integrity mechanisms in place, voters registered in more than one precinct are credited for voting a second ballot. North Carolina State Board of Elections, which seeks to suspend North Carolina’s protections for mail-in voters during the presidential election in November in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Public Interest Legal Foundation made the court filing in the case of Democracy NC et.
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