Members of the Committee on Government Operations and Consumer Protection on Thursday approved a bill that would require the Supervisor of Elections to compile an active and inactive voter’s list within 90 days after each general election beginning this cycle. An inactive voter is best described as someone who did not vote in two consecutive general elections. Proposed by Senator Kenneth Gittens, he explained that the purpose of Bill 34-0230 is to provide an accurate list as well as statistics by establishing an active or inactive voting status for electors, rather than electors being arbitrarily taken off the electoral roll. “What this also does is that it allows the Supervisor of Elections to examine all registration records and be able to contact electors who had not voted in the last two elections. They will also be notified that their…