Election integrity and voter data security
Key Questions
How many states have shared voter data with the federal database?
Eighteen states have complied with the GOP election data sharing infrastructure, transferring voter information to a federal system.
Which competitive states are raising concerns about data sharing?
Texas, Ohio, and Florida are among states where the transfers have sparked worries about election integrity despite legal challenges.
Can legal victories stop the federal database from operating?
No, prior legal wins have not undone already transferred data, and the database continues functioning regardless of additional state refusals.
Eighteen states have complied with the GOP's election data sharing infrastructure, handing over voter data to a federal database. This raises concerns about election integrity in competitive states like Texas, Ohio, and Florida. Legal victories have not undone data already transferred. The federal database works regardless of how many states refuse. This is a concrete threat to democratic processes.