Why is there a roll of inactive voters? If you want corruption, this is how you do it. You find a name on this secret voter role, ask for an absentee ballot, then vote it—no one will know. Honest elections, not in Fresno or any County in California.
- “Kus also pushed back against the post, saying inactive voters are neither “illegal” nor “ineligible,” saying they are instead in a state where they need to either re-register or verify their registration in-person.
- “That so few voters take advantage of that opportunity to participate is probably a good indicator that most Inactive voters have moved away from Fresno County without updating their registration, as is their civic responsibility,” Kus said.
Can you get a copy of the “inactive” list? Can you ask if people on the list voted by absentee? This is part of a very corrupt system.
Fresno Co. voter roll boasts nearly 80,000 inactive voters. Why?
Fresno County’s voter rolls boast a significant sum of inactive voters, per a new report. What is the impact on local elections?
by Daniel Gligich, The Sun, 6/9/25
Fresno County has nearly 80,000 people listed in its inactive voter registration file, according to public records released on Monday. https://sjvsun.com/news/fresno/fresno-co-voter-roll-boasts-nearly-80000-inactive-voters-why/The sizable While people on the list have the ability to return to active registration status, only a small amount did so last year.
The big picture: A post on X over the weekend showed data provided by the Fresno County elections office detailing the number of inactive voters.
By the number: Fresno County has 525,980 active registered voters, as of March 11.
- Along with those voters, the county’s inactive file includes 79,174 people, with nearly 14,000 people added to the file in the last year.
- More than 56,000 inactive registered voters did not have any voting-related activity for two consecutive federal elections.
Why it matters: County election officials conduct voter list maintenance to maintain accurate voter rolls that are up-to-date, with certain state and federal laws that determine if a voter should be removed from the rolls.
- According to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, maintaining accurate voter rolls enfranchises voters by decreasing the number of provisional ballots, in part.
- Election officials can remove voters from their lists if they have not voted in two consecutive federal general elections and failed to respond to a confirmation notice, under the National Voter Registration Act.
What he’s saying: “Inactive status can be viewed as a quarantine state – where the voter is isolated from the election system but has rights to return once they have ‘cured’ the issue with their registration record,” Kus said.
- He added that all voters on the inactive list are part of the county’s ongoing registration list maintenance activities.
- Kus also pushed back against the post, saying inactive voters are neither “illegal” nor “ineligible,” saying they are instead in a state where they need to either re-register or verify their registration in-person.
- “That so few voters take advantage of that opportunity to participate is probably a good indicator that most Inactive voters have moved away from Fresno County without updating their registration, as is their civic responsibility,” Kus said.
Why do I have a feeling the “voters” are dead and/or Democrats?