Alabama’s recent decision to purge its voter rolls has raised considerable legal concerns, particularly in light of the Voting Rights Act (VRA). The move, led by Secretary of State Wes Allen, has drawn criticism from various legal experts and civil rights advocates who argue that it may disenfranchise a significant number of voters. According to an article in Above the Law, Allen might not have consulted a lawyer before initiating the purge, but he will certainly need one now to navigate the potential legal battles that lie ahead.