Yes, your voter record is public information, but the information accessible is limited and the party you select in the primary is only on your voter record for 60 days following certification.

Whether or not you are registered to vote is public record. To see if you are registered, as well as where your polling location is, you can go to the voter lookup page on the Secretary of State's ...

Several VERIFY readers have reached out to us about postcards that detail their participation in past elections. That’s legal in some states — here’s why.

As a civic-engagement group, we use public records in Ohio and elsewhere to help voters understand their voting records. Those who can vote—and have previously participated—often are inspired ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Hours before election day, Indiana voters began receiving text messages claiming that people's voting records were public and that their friends and family will be able to see who ...

One letter, called a “voting report card” and sent to California voters from the Washington, D.C. -based Center for Voter Information, includes the recipient’s voting record in the 2022 ...

Making voter signatures public record would also threaten election integrity, he said, as it would be easier to cast a fraudulent ballot in another person’s name if the fraudster had easy access to ...

While some voter registration information is available to the public, the county argues the statute is clear on what is not available: birth month and day, Social Security number, driver's license ...

One read: “Public records indicate that you are eligible to vote in the upcoming election on Tuesday, November 8. Who you vote for is private, but whether or not you vote is public record ...