Felons!

Remember all those felon voters in Washington that changed the outcome of the election?

Turns out, not so much:

The felon list includes the names of people convicted as juveniles and whose voting rights were never extinguished. That could mean hundreds of names will be removed from the list. Republicans are reviewing the cases to check for juveniles.

"It's really inconsistent information. But 1,100 felons voting makes a great headline," said Yakima County Auditor Corky Mattingly.

She said that earlier this year, the county reviewed a list of 15 alleged felon voters compiled by Rossi backers but not submitted to the court. She said four of those 15 appeared to have voted improperly.

One county found an error rate on the Republican list around 75%, including people convicted of misdemeanors instead of felonies, and others who had their voting rights restored.