The results of an investigation released this week by the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) reveal the voter rolls of the state of North Carolina are replete with errors. By comparing the state’s registered voter list with the Social Security Death Index, PILF investigators found that 7,933 deceased North Carolinians are still registered to vote. Some dead people have remained on the list for more than 20 years. PILF investigators also discovered that 13,525 North Carolinians are registered to vote twice—60 percent of whom had identical registration information on each listing, making one a true duplicate. Another 18 percent were registered twice because their middle name was spelled out in full, and then registered a second time using only the first initial of the middle name. And, 15 percent of the 13,525 who were registered twice, were registered once under their maiden name and once under their married name. PILF’s …