So update for the code.. It looks like the michiganvoters info site categorizes its pages like this: f100001 for the first page of last names starting with F. similarly, for every letter of the alphabet you can do a100001 dot html alll the way to z100001 dot html. Using this I was able to iterate through the list confidently. You can count the number 100001 up until no page is found and thats how you know no one else has a last name starting at that point in the alphabet.

Here is some regex python code you can use that will give you the name of everyone on the list for whatever page you are at. Add this to your code and then you can search each person whos year is whatever you want.

import pandas as pd import requests import re import string

test = requests.get("https://michiganvoters.info/by_name/pages/f100001.html") new = str(test.content).replace("<br>", '\n')

response = requests.get("https://michiganvoters.info/by_name/pages/f100001.html") new = str(test.content).replace("<br>", '\n') person_list = re.findall("\n.*\swas\sborn\sin\s\d{4}\sand\she.*United\sStates\s",new)

for person in person_list:

person_nfo = re.findall("\n\w[a-zA-Z]*,\s\w[a-zA-Z]*",person)

name = person_nfo[0].replace("\n","")

year = re.findall("in\s\d{4}",person)


print(name)
print(year)