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Yes totally not sensitive at all. Not like you live in the address provided and this administration has a bone to pick with those that don’t register as the GOP.
Also property records are not “very public.” Yes you are able to request the information, but there is anything suspicious about the request the records holder can and should block said request.
The current situation doesn't retroactively somehow make these records sensitive.
Not in my (most?) states. Property records are readily accessible online for the states I've had to look up. I can pull up a property on a map and find full history of sales, purchases, owners, permits, renovations, and more. Also why it's used often in OSINT.
Indeed it doesn’t. It’s an example of a situation that could happen if the records were genuine everyday public knowledge.
Indeed you can, and said look ups only give you partial information, and even then a suspicious lookup and you get blocked out. With VPNs and non-US IPs blocked by default.
And even then you are needing to go to multiple sites to get a profile. The Voting Rolls however is a complete profile, thus they are not made to be public
You made multiple claims about how it's not "very public" and somehow that the property owner can somehow block requests which is just nonsense. And now you've changed to arguing that it's public but somehow restricted by location or whatever. Or maybe you've run into scraping protections before and somehow you think that supports your idea that this information is not public. At best maybe you're referencing a state that has these protections, but it's absolutely not commonplace. I think you're just full of shit, though.
What?
Except I didn’t say Property owners can block. I said record holders. IE, the different government departments that maintain and keep track of the documents.
I didn’t Change though, being able to make a records request doesn’t mean therefore the information is Public, particularly at the level you imply (a simple ass Google search.).
It is common place though.
“Excuse me property value evaluation office can you give me a complete stranger provide the home addresses of homes with families.”
“Sorry stranger we have no knowledge who you are and the IP address your email request appears to be from Ukraine. Your request is denied to protect the property owners from being victims.”
The local county department that tracks property only knows the property and who gets taxed for owning said property.
Meanwhile the voting rolls has ones Legal Name, Address they live in, Social Security Number.
It's public. Live. With GIS data maps of property boundaries. Available to anyone at any time. I can give you actual links or you could just do some simple ass Google searches as you said. Quit making shit up.
haha
Also completely and entirely false.
Also false. I doubt you've even registered to vote anywhere in this country.
Keep replying with more completely made up bullshit.
Yes there are GIS maps of properties but all those tell you is the property and who owns the property. So unless you actively live in the property it’s not exactly someone finding you via Google.
Registered and voted in Illinois. Each time I decided to take part in the primary I am asked which party ballot. From there I am registered as a Democrat because I voted in the Democratic Primary.
Property records in most states and counties have a web portal with a search bar. You input the address and you can get the name of who lives there. The opposite is true in some places as well, you input the name and get the address. It's not good, don't get me wrong, but it is "very public" in most places.
Luckily, my state doesn't have you register your political affiliation. That's what is most worrying about Texas doing this, since they do have you pick a primary. Otherwise, it is basically just public records.
Nope what you get is who owns the property. It’s certainly possible the homeowner lives there (obviously.) but if a property is say a Rental, then the information is going to be the Land Lord.
Actually unless the State has a Jungle Primary or just a general election you are going to have a party affiliation. Literally speaking from a State that is Open Primary so the rolls register based on which primary I vote in.