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Automatic voter reregistration can substantially boost turnout

  • Written by Seo-young Silvia Kim, Assistant Professor of Government, American University School of Public Affairs
Automatic voter reregistration can substantially boost turnoutVoters cast ballots in Orange County, Calif., in November 2018.Paul Bersebach/Digital First Media/Orange County Register via Getty Images

Government efforts to keep registered voters on the rolls when they move from one address to another substantially boost those voters’ likelihood of casting a ballot, my research has found.

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