Equifax data leak and voter rights

[jmotivator]

so you are fine with them doing this ?


prove this information is common knowledge lying shit lump

You are a nitwit.

In fact, it is starting to appear that this Vickery fellow just goes and finds collated, legally available voter registration databases every election cycle and finds some paper willing to print outrage and get his name in the news. His "expose" from 2015 is almost identical to the one he released in 2017.

By the way, the public access of this data is why I believe vote ID and in-person voting is essential to a clean election. Not only can you get access to all of this data, and many gather such data legally and legally collate it for their various needs, but they also can get access to your voting history, not WHO you voted for but just when and where you voted. This database is ripe for abuse as anyone with the will can figure out who hasn't voted in years and target them for identity theft.

 

[evince]

link us to your proof

 

[evince]

no proof


geee Im so surprized

 

[evince]

https://www.brennancenter.org/publication/election-day-long-lines-resource-allocation



Lack of poll workers and low numbers of voting machines are key contributors to long voting lines, and precincts with more minorities experienced longer waits.
Although many factors may contribute to long lines, little research has assessed how polling place resource allocation contributes to delays. In advance of the 2014 midterm election, this report attempts to fill that gap by analyzing precinct-level data from states where voters faced some of the longest lines in the country in 2012: Florida, Maryland, and South Carolina. Specifically, the study assesses how machine and poll worker distribution contributes to long lines and what role race played in predicting where lines might develop — providing an important roadmap exploring the causes of long lines that have plagued millions of Americans.

so many way to cheat democracy



when will you care about voting rights again?