El Grifo,
Your concern about voter rolls being purged is valid, and I don't support in any way disenfranchising legitimate voters even if they hold views opposite to mine. The right to vote is fundamental to our democracy.
But I think the link you posted, which I read, is an attempt to deflect from the real story, which is ACORN fraud, with a sidebar being Obama's connection to it.
Jive Turkey Rides Again by The Editors on National Review Online
State laws vary, but always provide a legitimate voter whose name does not show up on the register on election day the opportunity to cast a conditional vote, which will be counted upon examination and determination that the voter is indeed legitimate. Even those without a photo ID.
I believe if you make the mildest effort to correct the denial of your voter authenticity if wrongfully purged for whatever reason, you will prevail.
The emerging danger in this election is that ACORN has enrolled over three million voters, concentrating on urban areas in swing states, and that a significant number of them, perhaps in the millions, are out and out frauds. These frauds occur most often in cities under Democrat control, as almost all our larger cities are, and action against them is taken reluctantly as virtually all ACORN votes are Democrat votes.
There is much to this story to be revealed as we approach the election, and it has broken into mass media exposure, giving it the potential to impact the election.
Stay tuned.