Sentences with phrase «national voter file»
Even if Cambridge Analytica correctly assigned every American to one of its 32 psychographic categories AND linked those profiles to a national voter file, the data would only become useful if the Trump communications operation was crafting distinct messages for each of the categories.
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Soon after, working for the new chairman, they rebuilt the party's technological systems, implemented a new online campaign platform, and led the effort to create a national voter file and database system.
In fact, a friend sent over an email earlier today from a group calling itself Unlock The VAN, which includes NationBuilder in its coalition... a company that appears to have let a national voter file get online late in 2015.
For example, a national voter file popped up on a bare IP number late in 2015, and a huge trove of voter data sat out in the open for two weeks in June of this year.
Not exact matches
Yes, progressive bloggers were vital for getting Lamont attention across the country and no doubt helped bring national news coverage and out - of - state donations, but the campaign itself stayed local: «focused on building a file of likely voters, organizing a turnout effort and circulating Lamont at events, including small gatherings in living rooms.»
First, you can hook into the National Change of Address database to make sure the data in your voter file is up - to - date (folks in this country move more often than we have elections).
The rank and file of the party feels aggrieved to learn that Zanetor could not vote in the very elections she contested because she is not a registered voter on the Electoral Commission's National voters» register — the very register on which compilation of the NDC biometric register was based.»
Now supporters of the rules change have ammo to support their cause, as a panel set up by the Democratic National Committee — the Unity Reform Commission, which included Sanders and Clinton campaign representatives — issued a report calling for all state parties to pass laws, change party rules or file lawsuits if necessary, to make it easier for voters to switch their registration to vote in Democratic primaries.