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ERIC requires that member states never share data indicating that an individual on voter rolls is not a citizen.

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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Markwayne Mullin asked Attorney General Todd Blanche to open an investigation into the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) over whether it illegally obtained and shared personal data with private organizations.

The personal information, which includes Social Security and driver’s license numbers, was obtained through state motor vehicle data, and then shared with private organizations.

“While a DOJ investigation could determine the final number of files involved, Homeland Security officials believe at least 9 states engaged in the grant agreement authorizing the transfer of the data and those 9 states have over 48 million registered voters,” an administration official said. “Homeland believes the number transferred could be much higher since the number of individuals in each state’s Motor Vehicle database would exceed the registered voter number because it included motorists who had not registered to vote.”

ERIC is an organization that contracts with states purportedly to help clean and maintain their voter rolls, but as The Federalist has reported, acts more like a front group for Democrat-aligned organizations.

“Marketed as a voter list maintenance organization, ERIC exposes millions........

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