Oregon DMV Identifies 56 More Faulty Registrations Amid Motor Voter System Audit
The Oregon DMV identified 56 more voter registration errors, adding to prior findings, and is now implementing measures to improve accuracy.
Report finds Oregon DMV mistakenly registered 56 more potential noncitizens to vote than previously thought
The 56 registrations were found during a second review of the original records in question. Those registrations have been deactivated and flagged.
Oregon DMV found 56 new voter registration errors on second review of voter rolls
The agency found most of the additional errors while double-checking records that workers had reviewed last month.
Oregon DMV discovers dozens more voter registrations of non-U.S. citizens though none has voted
In October, the DMV changed “user interface controls” on screens used by employees and how they input data, according to Chris Crabb, an Oregon Department of Transportation spokesperson. “These errors primarily occurred when staff inadvertently chose ...
Dozens more improperly registered voters found in latest review of Oregon DMV error
ODOT has discovered 56 more improperly registered voters who had not proven their citizenship during an automatic registration process conducted by the Oregon DMV, bringing the total number of ineligible voters to 1,
Oregon DMV discovers dozens more voter registrations of non-U.S. citizens but none have voted
The Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Division has discovered several dozen more voter registrations of non-U.S. citizens in its system as part of reviews ordered by Gov. Tina Kotek in late September.
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Madras, Corvallis, Lakeview DMV offices closed Thursday due to staffing issues
Due to staffing issue, the Madras, Corvallis and Lakeview DMV offices will be closed Thursday, November 7. Much of the Oregon ...
Here are the local races to watch in Oregon and southwest Washington
The clock is ticking for Oregonians and Washingtonians to turn in their ballot.KATU Political Analyst Jim Moore says because ...
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Kansas City wants to open its own city-run DMV, following in Grandview's footsteps
Kansas City has two DMV offices serving more than 500,000 residents. Mayor Pro Tem Ryana Parks-Shaw thinks that’s a problem. “If there’s someone who has a regular 8-to-5 job, they have to ...