Supreme Court imposes 90-day pause on voter-list purges using SAVE
The U. S. Supreme Court in Washington, D. C.
, imposed a 90-day quiet period that limits large-scale voter-list purges using the Department of Homeland Security’s SAVE system, on 3 October. On 25 September, NPR reported that the Court had lifted a lower-court injunction that had barred the use of the updated SAVE database for verifying voter citizenship. The BBC added that the reversal cleared the way for states to employ the system ahead of the midterm elections.