Florida is one of a handful of states with a No Match No Vote policy: if the information on a voter's registration doesn't exactly match other government databases, their registration is invalid. The law is controversial, with proponents aruging it prevents fraud and opponents contending it disenfranchises legitimate voters. To see for ourselves, Video the Vote tracked down voters on the Broward County No Match list. What we found seems to confirm the fears of voting rights groups: no voter fraud, but plenty of voters on the list because of clerical errors, faulty canvassers, and name changes