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frazzled

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4. Where can you look that up?

Reply to murielm99 (Reply #3)

Tue Feb 26, 2019, 03:10 PM

Feb 2019

That is, if you’re just a regular resident, and not a registered political committee? I only see a list available to official campaigns/comittees, for a fee.

By “we,” I assume you mean a campaign, not the general public. That’s how you do voter contact/outreach in every state I’ve lived in.

But that information should not be given out to the general public. It’s privileged information, not something to be tossed around.

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VOTER SHAMING: MAILER SENT TO CHICAGO VOTERS CLAIMS TO TELL WHICH NEIGHBORS HAVE VOTED IN RECENT ELE [View all] Stellar Feb 2019 OP

Yeah, I don't agree with that at all Rorey Feb 2019 #1

I don't know if that's the proper way or not, but... Stellar Feb 2019 #2

We can look up people's voting record in Illinois. murielm99 Feb 2019 #3

Where can you look that up? frazzled Feb 2019 #4

It is public record: murielm99 Feb 2019 #5

Ah, you have to go to Springfield frazzled Feb 2019 #6

You do not have to go to Springfield. murielm99 Feb 2019 #7