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Dead Voters Risk Being Overlooked in SIR Process Review
The SIR process may overlook dead voters, raising concerns about election integrity. This issue highlights the need for improved voter verification methods to ensure accurate electoral rolls. Experts warn that without proper checks, the system could fail to identify deceased individuals, impacting future elections.
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