Brian Tyler Cohen and Democracy Docket’s Marc Elias recently discussed the DOJs demands for private voter data from states. Some of the more compliant red states have already capitulated and sent their data to the government. Others refused and are suing the DOJ over their demands.
As Mark explains in this video, private voter data includes personal information of every registered voter in a state. Data like:
- Social Security numbers
- Addresses
- Driver license numbers
- Political party registrations
- How someone voted in past elections
- and more…
The DOJ is now suing the 21 states that refused to send their private voter data to the government. Elias’ firm is currently defending most of these states against the DOJ’s lawsuit. In this video, Elias explains possible uses the federal government could have for private voter data. What are they planning?
According to Elias, this is a “5 alarm fire,” yet legacy media outlets and newspapers haven’t been giving it the attention it deserves.
