Black and Latino voters are being erased from databases: Here’s how to fix it ...Middle East

An estimated 12.38 million Black and Latino people are missing or listed with incorrect information in the voter databases sold by vendors, making them unreachable. While 40 percent of Black and Latino people are essentially invisible, only 18 percent of white people are missing or mislisted, according to a Stanford study. Finding these millions of missing Black and Latino voters could determine the outcome of the 2024 elections. In 2020, Joe Biden won battleground states like Arizona, Georgia and Wisconsin by only 10,457, 11,779 and 20,682 votes. Vendors supplement government voter registration lists with demographic data and consumer information, such as from credit bureaus. For

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