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Cue the villain music.
I know whether or not you are registered to vote, and when you registered.
I know your name and address.
I know how many people in your household are registered to vote.
I know which elections you voted in.
I know your party affiliation, or at least, I know which primaries you voted in.
Separately:
I know all your phone numbers, courtesy of a cheap subscription service that provides that by name/address pair.
I know an email address for about 10% of you, based on a cheap off-the-shelf matching list, readily purchased by credit card.
I could know an email address for a lot more of you, if I were willing to shell out the money for a better list.
And I’m not kidding about any of that.
So: Whom did I hack? Whom did I bribe? Can this possibly be legal?
Answers follow.
Continue reading Post #873: I have your voter registration data.