Tag: Voter Registration Files

States removed almost 16 million voters from the rolls in just two years (2014-2016). 16 million purged voters. We don’t have a bigger problem than this!

In Oct. 2017, a programmer found a GitHub repository with a cambridgeanalytica.org email address. The repository has since been emptied; but we were able to access an archived version.

In 2017, DHS warned at least 21 states that their voter registration databases were targeted a year prior by Russian government hackers.

Why are our Voter Registration databases so vulnerable?

While nearly 500,000 voters were added to the rolls in the 7 months prior to the 2016 elections, fewer than 100,000 new addresses were added during the same time period.

Just when you think it can’t get any worse—more anomalies.

As we looked at the lists of elderly and very young voters, we noticed something extraordinary. A few of these voters were listed twice, with identical information.

Pennsylvania Voter Registration Databases. The more you look, the less sense it makes!

Pennsylvania, who is watching your data? This can’t happen. But it did.

Pennsylvania. A key swing state. Voter Registration Files. And, yet, DHS and the states say they weren’t touched by Russia!

What does the law say about Voter Registration data? And why is Pennsylvania ignoring it?

Hacking Voter Registration Databases—it’s easier than you think!

Everyone should know what Voter Registration Files do. Why they are so critical. Why we are so worried.