An audit of voter registrations found issues with a small fraction of records. Administrative failures led to about 2,570 people being incorrectly placed in active or inactive voter status. Of these, 407 had cast ballots at some point. The audit reviewed nearly 7.9 million registrations and found the election system to be effective in preventing non-citizens from registering.

The audit's findings indicate a high level of accuracy in voter rolls, with problems affecting no more than 0.1% of records.

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