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22. Technically, in NJ they could. They keep a record, in order of voter, who uses a machine.

Mon Oct 15, 2018, 06:38 PM

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The paper trail could then be used to track the voter back to the votes cast.

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US voter records from 19 states sold on hacking forum [View all] wcollar Oct 2018 OP

"Will you take rubles?" sandensea Oct 2018 #1

All they can record is your party affiliation, if any FakeNoose Oct 2018 #21

Is there a link for this information? Squinch Oct 2018 #2

here's a link to the story ... CloudWatcher Oct 2018 #8

Thank you so much. Squinch Oct 2018 #24

I guess it could be useful for robocallers. Flaleftist Oct 2018 #19

NASS has always been WAY too cozy with tech firms -- expecially vendors. hedda_foil Oct 2018 #12

Kansas: $200??? LOL winstars Oct 2018 #4

That is funny. I hadn't noticed Kansas but wondered how... EarnestPutz Oct 2018 #6

Texas is a really good deal. awesomerwb1 Oct 2018 #5

As if our privacy isn't already being invaded enough! Lonestarblue Oct 2018 #7

No one can ever know how you voted. Only if you voted. Mr.Bill Oct 2018 #17

Is this data originally from the 2016 Russian hack? infullview Oct 2018 #11

He's asking for $42,200 geardaddy Oct 2018 #13

Mostly red states. RhodeIslandOne Oct 2018 #14

Montana is a Republican. Delmette2.0 Oct 2018 #23

they can target voters and remove them from roles? Chakaconcarne Oct 2018 #15

In California, and I believe most if not all states Mr.Bill Oct 2018 #16

Wisconsin doesn't have 6 million people in it dragonlady Oct 2018 #20