The North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) has initiated a Registration Repair Project aimed at retrieving missing information for nearly 200,000 voters. This comes as officials begin contacting those whose voter registration details are incomplete, specifically targeting over 100,000 individuals who need to verify their registrations. The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has threatened legal action against the NCSBE, accusing the board of colluding with the Trump administration over a plan that could lead to the purging of tens of thousands of voters from the rolls. Despite these pressures, election officials assert that no voters will be removed solely due to missing information and are urging those affected to submit necessary identification details. As the state seeks to improve compliance with voter ID laws, these developments highlight a contentious atmosphere surrounding electoral processes in North Carolina.