Voter information is posted publicly on the outside of each voting location (at least in California). Election monitors, journalists and nosey neighbors can che

Voter information is posted publicly on the outside of each voting location (at least in California). Election monitors, journalists and nosey neighbors can check to see who voted and when. In some states you can even buy all this information on a CDROM. This is how canvassers know your name, especially when there's maybe a parent and adult child living at home (if the old person shows you ask to speak to the elder, otherwise ask for the child). I just don't see this as that big a deal.