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Ms. Toad

(38,494 posts)
12. No idea.
Thu Feb 26, 2026, 09:53 PM
Thursday

But here's the link to Ohio's data - available to everyone with internet. It contains name, registration date, birth date, party affiliation, address, and which elections you've voted in (maybe even more information- its been a month or so since I checked). https://www6.ohiosos.gov/ords/f?p=VOTERFTP:HOME::::::

Feel free to download data and check.

Every state has some version of this. How it is accessed varies somewhat by state, but it is publicly available. Those lists are how party get-out-the vote efforts work, postcard campaigns, etc. That's where the data comes from - it isn't just random calls or mailings - voters who vote in the Democratic primary, for example, but don't vote regularly (which can be identified from the party affiliation and the voting record) are targeted for GOTV efforts.

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Will we get the actual bill as it is being pursued so voters can see the details? Deuxcents Thursday #1
I don't know how to see the bill. I'm in Canada. applegrove Thursday #2
HR 7296 dweller Thursday #4
Thank you. Bookmarked Deuxcents Thursday #7
Actually , this is Senate version dweller Thursday #8
Well, I'm counting on that 0% Deuxcents Thursday #9
"Why the Trump-Backed Save America Act Threatens Election Security Nationwide" FakeNoose Thursday #3
will not pass.................. Lovie777 Thursday #5
Kick dalton99a Thursday #6
Voter registration data is public information. Ms. Toad Thursday #10
Then why would they put it in an Act? I mean if it is public information applegrove Thursday #11
No idea. Ms. Toad Thursday #12
Does it include 4 digits of social security numbers? applegrove Thursday #13
I don't recall. Ms. Toad Thursday #14
No problem. I am on my phone and do not want to download that much data. applegrove Thursday #15
I don't remember how long it took to download my county - Ms. Toad Thursday #16
Here's an explanation Quiet Em Friday #19
Yes, but the GQP wants the SAVE system (controlled by Noem) to be final arbiter of whether AZJonnie Friday #17
My response was directed at what the OP called out - Ms. Toad Friday #22
I meant for my post to be simply an addendum to what you were saying, I see now it was not the best phrasing AZJonnie Friday #23
I think the issue was using the data base to filter the rolls. dsc Friday #18
...or see who doesn't vote and is registered, voila! Voted MaeScott Friday #20
That is an issue, Ms. Toad Friday #21
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