MISSOURI - In "regular, extensive voter registration list maintenance," local election authorities across the state have removed over 200,000 names from records.

According to a spokesperson from the Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, just this year, officials have taken off over 207,000 names. More than 46,000 of those were names of deceased Missourians, and another 8,000 names were taken off due to felony convictions.

The City of St. Louis and St. Louis County combined made up for nearly 58,000 of names removed from voter rolls.

In exclusive data released to FOX 2 from the office, other reasons for voter registration removals included incomplete registrations, moving out of the state, request for removals, inactivity to delete NVRA, and more.

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