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Texas' Purge of Dead Voters Temporarily Barred by Judge

Source: Austin American Statesman | Texas | September 21, 2012

A Travis County judge temporarily barred Texas election officials from removing thousands of suspected dead people from voting rolls after four living voters complained that they had been improperly identified as "potentially deceased."

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