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No. The data that would be useful for wide-scale voter fraud is already widely available from public/free sources, including state Secretaries of State or Depar
by rwc 9y ago
No. The data that would be useful for wide-scale voter fraud is already widely available from public/free sources, including state Secretaries of State or Departments of Elections.
The loss here is all the very expensive extra modeling and demographic work that isn't included on those files. But having that doesn't massively alter the mechanics of the voter fraud effort you're describing.
- rattray 9y agoThe expensive modeling (and data collection) makes it much cheaper and more feasible. I agree that it doesn't change the fundamental mechanics, or enable otherwise impossible attacks.