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Very. Expensive, and many states have legal restrictions on what you can use it for and who can get it. Nationbuilder, a sorta-competitor to NGP, has put toget
by epaulson 11y ago
Very. Expensive, and many states have legal restrictions on what you can use it for and who can get it.
Nationbuilder, a sorta-competitor to NGP, has put together a national voter file and it's reasonably priced.
https://elections.nationbuilder.com/about/faq https://elections.nationbuilder.com/about/faq
The DNC/NGP voter file, however, is significantly enhanced - for one, it's got a lot of phone numbers, which most states don't include in their lists. There's a lot of other survey and consumer data associated.
For a national voter file that's good enough to use for say a City Council race anywhere in the country, where all you want to know is "who is likely to vote in this non-presidential election", it's doable but very expensive. For anything serious, it's pretty much outside of capabilities of anyone but the parties and some of the very big SuperPACs/very big orgs.