Oklahoma’s election officials, under the guidance of Governor Kevin Stitt, have taken a scalpel to the state’s voter rolls, slicing away any registrations that don’t hold up to the strict criteria of eligibility. According to a release from the Governor’s Office, the purge has been sweeping and systematic, with over 453,000 registrations removed from the lists since 2021 under the state’s statutory obligations. “Voting is our most sacred duty as Americans- and every Oklahoman wants to know their vote is securely cast and properly counted,” Governor Stitt emphasized the sacred nature of voting and expressed reassurance in the state’s commitment to election integrity.