Conservative states are building their own voter database

Conservative states are building their own voter database

Ohio recently became the ninth state to join a voter database run by Alabama, departing a cooperative that once enjoyed strong bipartisan support.

Ohio agrees to share data with Alabama Voter Integrity Database

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen announced Monday that Ohio has become the ninth state to join the Alabama Voter Integrity Database.   A Memorandum of Understanding between Alabama and Ohio, which went into effect last Thursday, allows the state of Alabama to cross-check Ohio’s voter rolls with its own. “Maintaining the cleanest and most accurate voter file in the country is a top priority of my Office. This MOU provides for the comparison o…