Pennsylvania and Wisconsin violated their own election laws and procedures in 2020.
These two important rulings emphasize the necessity of the rule of law in elections, in
order to achieve basic election integrity. Elections need to be conducted by the book
so the American people can trust the results.

Around 20 mail-in ballots have been damaged in Phoenix after an arson
suspect set fire to a U.S. Postal Service mailbox, officials say.

Dieter Klofkorn, 35, has been arrested on one felony count of Arson to
Property following the incident that unfolded early Thursday morning in
Arizona’s capital.

"Klofkorn stated that he committed the arson because he wanted to be
arrested and that his actions were not politically motivated and not related
to anything involving the upcoming election," the Phoenix Police
Department said in a statement.

"Reinforcing concerns that many Americans have with voting that isn't done in-person, at least 12 Colorado mail-in ballots were stolen, filled out with forged signatures, and submitted -- and three of them are going to count anyway."


https://www.zerohedge.com/political/least-dozen-colorado-ballots-stolen-and-mailed-officials-say

but the discovery leaves people wondering how many other forged ballots may
have gone undetected elsewhere in the state and across the country.

"Reinforcing concerns that many Americans have with voting that isn't done in-person, at least 12 Colorado mail-in ballots were stolen, filled out with forged signatures, and submitted -- and three of them are going to count anyway."


https://www.zerohedge.com/political/least-dozen-colorado-ballots-stolen-and-mailed-officials-say

Officials in Lancaster County in the swing state of Pennsylvania say they
identified hundreds of potentially fraudulent voter registration applications.

"Suspected fraudulent voter registration forms were dropped off at the Board
of Elections Office in two batches at or near the deadline for submission,"
the board said in a statement on Friday. "There are approximately 2,500
voter registration applications total in these two batches."

Full statement on previously posted video:

Pennsylvania county halts hundreds of
potentially fraudulent voter registration formshttps://www.npr.org/2024/10/25/nx-s1-5165382/lancaster-county-voter-registration-fraud

I agree all of this is 100% totally nuts but did Virginia violate the 90 day clause set forth in the National Voter Registration Act of 1993?

Because I always wonder why states try to fix their voting procedures so close to an election.  Why couldn't they do it sooner.

Welcome any explanations.

Each Board of Registration convenes in their respective county on election day.
A Board may also convene at the request of the clerk to hear appeals from registered
voters and remain convened until all appeals are heard.

There are four Boards of Registration representing the following islands:

Island of Hawaii
Islands of Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and Kahoolawe
Island of Oahu
Islands of Kauai and Niihau

Each Board consists of three (3) members appointed by the Governor
serving four (4) year terms. In no case shall any Board consist entirely
of members of one political affiliation.

Act 57 (Bill No. HB 267, 2004) establishes a nine (9) member panel,
called the Elections Commission, which replaces the Elections and Appointment
Review Panel.

The Elections Commission is composed of the following:

Two (2) members appointed by the Senate President
Two (2) members appointed by the Senate Minority Leader
Two (2) members appointed by the House Speaker
Two (2) members appointed by the House Minority Leader
One (1) member selected by a two-thirds vote of the Elections
Commission to serve as Chairperson

Each group of four (4) Elections Commission members selected
by each house will include (1) member from each of the four counties:
Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, Oahu.

A person from the same county as the departing Elections member
will fill a vacancy in the Elections Commission. If the vacancy is not
filled within fifteen (15) days, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
will fill the vacancy.

The Statewide Elections Accessibility Needs Advisory Committee ensures
equal and independent access to voter registration, casting of ballots,
and all other election services.

The committee shall meet annually to review election procedures, services,
and technology and access to information, and shall make recommendations
to the Office of Elections.
.....
The committee shall consist of five (5) members appointed by the governor.
Each member shall identify as a voter with special needs arising from
physical disabilities including visual and hearing impairments that require
an accommodation to vote.

The terms of advisory committee members shall be four years.

The elections could not be conducted without the assistance,
time, and dedication of hundreds of volunteers statewide!

Every even-numbered year, volunteers are needed:

- July through August for the Primary Election
- October through November for the General Election

Most states don't assign enough people to the elections commission until ballots need to be compiled and printed, polling places manned, and votes counted.  Lots of those people are volunteers, and the jobs don't require year-round staffing.

So, until it gets close to the election, they don't have the manpower to do these voter role cleanups without more funding.

You also have to consider the fact that cleaning up the roles too soon would potentially delete voters who may not have been permitted to vote when deleted, but would be eligible when the election is held, such as having your 18th birthday, receiving your naturalization as a citizen, having a felony charge expunged, lost or stolen ID or Social Security card, or establishing residency in Hawaii,  Any of these criteria can be remedied prior to the election.  The sooner you start purging roles, the more of these types of situations will cause the registration to be canceled before the voter's status can be verified as a verified voter.

The state also may not have the people or money to purge the roles sooner.  For instance, how do they know someone died or moved away?  Lots of crosschecking of records needs to be done so they know they are removing only ineligible registrations -- except for deceased Democrats who vote every election!   

Hawaii's election workers and supervisors are divided into groups:

1.  Board of Registration
2.  Elections Commission:
3.  The Statewide Elections Accessibility Needs Advisory Committee https://elections.hawaii.gov/voting/volunteer/