Who Put This Huge Database of U.S. Voting Records Online? (online for the taking)

CSOonline ^ | 12/28/15 | Steve Ragan

[Buckeye McFrog]

Perhaps it would be good if they were ALL online and a matter of public record.

Joe Schmonk? I know him, he’s a felon. Get him off of there. Nancy Zchreewsbik? She died in 2003, ditto. Etc.

[driftdiver]

So would this show the demonrats who voted multiple times the last couple of elections?

[PGalt]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

[LibWhacker]

Maybe. I’m not sure. I’ve been trying to find it. No luck yet.

[Sgt_Schultze]

L’postrophe Johnson would have several addresses in most major cities. That might spoil the secret sauce the demons use to win.

[Lazamataz]

I want this db. Where can I find it.

[kinsman redeemer]

BookMarked

[Abby4116]

This might explain the calls from Carson's people daily for several weeks to my "unlisted" phone number. If I don't recognize caller ID, I run the number online and usually you can find who the caller is and then I block it.

I no longer even answer telephone polls - actually thinking of getting rid of the landline since spammers are the ones who use it the most.

[LibWhacker]

Laz, I’m looking like crazy for it. Help me! Before they take it down.

[Red Badger]

OOPS!..........................

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks LibWhacker. It appears that the inquiry is unprotected, there’s no actual db download per se?

http://www.databreaches.net/191-million-voters-personal-info-exposed-by-misconfigured-database/

http://www.databreaches.net/wp-content/uploads/DataFields.jpg

[1_Rain_Drop]

Where’s the list?
I want to know if my grandma voted for bozo four times.
She passed away in 2004.

[LibWhacker]

Here's a redacted entry:

Can't believe they have all that data on 191 million people! BTW, this might help us find it... I'm thinking if you have TOR (which I don't) and know how to search the deep web (careful about downloading anything with TOR, however).

[LibWhacker]

We’re trying to find it. Help us if you can, thx.

[Darren McCarty]

90% of that can be found from the state's QVF outside of voter prediction.

[Wildbill22]

Any hint of any political preference, please expect the appropriate IRS communication shortly.

Civil war anyone?

[LibWhacker]

...there’s no actual db download per se?

Possibly. Interesting take. I hope so.

[Marcella]

When I was working in politics in Texas, our county party bought the county voter list. Give them the money and get the list on a disk. I downloaded the disk list into Access database so I could order it one way or the other and also add other voter info. I had on each voter. Later, our state Republican party bought the state list of every county from our Secretary of State, Elections Division. Our National Republican Committee has the voter list from every state.

The fact some organization has all the states' voter list is no big deal - easy to get these days. This fellow seems to think there has been a breach of some kind for lists to be on the internet. Actually, they are on the internet as I used our Republican Party State list on the internet and had a personal password to access the list.

The point is, voter lists are not secret. Now, when I downloaded a voter list and put it on my computer and added info. I had on voters, it became secret to me. It took a lot of work to add info. I had, plus move those individual voters into family lists so one mailing could go to each family instead of using a lot of money to send each individual a mailing. It also helped to know, when I called them, the names of all the family members right there together.

My list was secret to me and you were not going to get it - no way, so keep your stinking hands off my list! Or else!

[SunkenCiv]

He was circumspect in his choice not to post a link, I think.