How many voters are being targeted for potential disenfranchisement in battleground states?

According to Anderson Clayton, Chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party, approximately 65,000-67,000 voters in North Carolina are currently facing potential disenfranchisement. This issue extends beyond North Carolina, with around 150,000 voters similarly affected in other battleground states like Arizona and Pennsylvania. Clayton emphasizes that this is a nationwide concern that could impact voters across all states. She notes that Democrats have limited opportunities to hold Republicans accountable before the 2028 elections, with the upcoming 2026 midterms being particularly crucial in North Carolina for addressing these voter disenfranchisement tactics.