April 22, 2025
A Systematic Review of the 109,119 Voter Registration Drops in Ohio During the Federal Law’s 90-Day Quiet Period
Latanya Sweeney

This study found that 109,119 voter registrations were removed in Ohio during the federally restricted 90-day quiet period before the 2024 election—13% of which lacked a legally valid explanation.
- Ohio election officials removed 109,119 voter registrations during the federally restricted 90-day “quiet period” leading up to the 2024 general election.
- While this study found 87% of the removals justified, no legally permissible explanation was found for 13%—or 14,539 registrations.
- These unexplained removals occurred in every Ohio county and may be tied to third-party challenges.
- The findings raise legal concerns and underscore the need for greater transparency and ongoing data monitoring to safeguard elections.