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Most US Voters Believe Democracy Is Under Threat: Exit Polls
Nearly three-quarters of voters in Tuesday's presidential election believe American democracy is under threat, according to national exit poll data from Edison Research
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Historian's 13-Key Method Predicts A Kamala Harris Win In US Election
Forget the polls, ditch the data and stop sending journalists to swing-state diners to interview undecided voters: historian Allan Lichtman already knows who is going to win the US presidential election.
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Data Of 186 Million US Voters Being Traded On Hacker Forums: Researchers
A database with information on virtually the entire US voting population has been circulated on hacker forums, opening up the potential for disinformation and scams that could impact the November 3 election, security researchers say.
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Facebook Says Russian Influence Campaign Targeted Left-Wing Voters in US, UK
A Russian influence operation posed as an independent news outlet to target left-wing voters in the United States and Britain, including by recruiting freelance journalists to write about domestic politics, Facebook said on Tuesday.
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Cambridge Analytica Deceived Facebook Users, US FTC Finds
US regulators on Friday said they had found now-defunct British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica deceived consumers about the collection of Facebook data for voter profiling and targeting.
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US Democrats, Tech Vendors Stop Cyber-Attack Aimed at Campaigns
Cyber-security firm Lookout and cloud service company DigitalOcean called the DNC to warn it about a fake login page for VoteBuilder, the party's voter data website.
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Facebook Data Scandal Widens as Canadian Company Accused of Helping Target US Voter
The data scandal engulfing Facebook widened on Tuesday when a whistleblower said Canadian company AggregateIQ had developed a programme to target voters in the 2016 US election.
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How Facebook Data Helped Trump Find His Voters: Psychometrics
It was one of hundreds of cute questionnaires that were shared widely on Facebook and other social media, like "Which Pokeman Are You?"
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Donald Trump Opens Election Panel With Demand For Voter Data
President Donald Trump launched a highly controversial investigation into election integrity Wednesday, with a demand that reluctant US states turn over data about voters
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Donald Trump Won With Lowest Minority Vote In Decades, Fueling Divisions
Donald Trump won the U.S. presidency with less support from black and Hispanic voters than any president in at least 40 years, a Reuters review of polling data shows, highlighting deep national divisions that have fueled incidents of racial and political confrontation.
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US Registered Voters Hit Record-Breaking 200 Million
More than 200 million Americans are registered to vote in this year's presidential election, a record high in US history, TargetSmart, a Democratic political data firm, said.
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US'S Bernie Sanders Apologizes To Hillary Clinton Over Campaign Data Breach
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders apologized to front-runner Hillary Clinton at a debate on Saturday for a breach of Clinton voter files by a Sanders staffer that intensified tensions between the two camps.
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After Data Breach Fight, Hillary Clinton And Bernie Sanders Face Off At Democratic Debate
U.S. Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and rival Bernie Sanders square off in a potentially combative debate on Saturday, one day after their presidential campaigns erupted in a bitter feud over a breach of Clinton voter files by a Sanders staffer.
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Bernie Sanders Regains Access To Voter Files After Bitter Fight Over Data Breach
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders regained access to crucial voter files on Friday after taking the Democratic National Committee to court and accusing party leaders of trying to undermine his White House bid and help rival Hillary Clinton.
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Who's the undecided voter? It may be the 'Walmart mom'
Sometimes seen as the great prize of U.S. electoral politics, this elusive citizen is more likely to be female, white, lacking a college education and earning less than $25,000, according Reuters/Ipsos polling data accumulated over the course of 2012.
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Most US Voters Believe Democracy Is Under Threat: Exit Polls
Nearly three-quarters of voters in Tuesday's presidential election believe American democracy is under threat, according to national exit poll data from Edison Research
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Historian's 13-Key Method Predicts A Kamala Harris Win In US Election
Forget the polls, ditch the data and stop sending journalists to swing-state diners to interview undecided voters: historian Allan Lichtman already knows who is going to win the US presidential election.
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Data Of 186 Million US Voters Being Traded On Hacker Forums: Researchers
A database with information on virtually the entire US voting population has been circulated on hacker forums, opening up the potential for disinformation and scams that could impact the November 3 election, security researchers say.
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Facebook Says Russian Influence Campaign Targeted Left-Wing Voters in US, UK
A Russian influence operation posed as an independent news outlet to target left-wing voters in the United States and Britain, including by recruiting freelance journalists to write about domestic politics, Facebook said on Tuesday.
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Cambridge Analytica Deceived Facebook Users, US FTC Finds
US regulators on Friday said they had found now-defunct British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica deceived consumers about the collection of Facebook data for voter profiling and targeting.
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US Democrats, Tech Vendors Stop Cyber-Attack Aimed at Campaigns
Cyber-security firm Lookout and cloud service company DigitalOcean called the DNC to warn it about a fake login page for VoteBuilder, the party's voter data website.
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Facebook Data Scandal Widens as Canadian Company Accused of Helping Target US Voter
The data scandal engulfing Facebook widened on Tuesday when a whistleblower said Canadian company AggregateIQ had developed a programme to target voters in the 2016 US election.
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How Facebook Data Helped Trump Find His Voters: Psychometrics
It was one of hundreds of cute questionnaires that were shared widely on Facebook and other social media, like "Which Pokeman Are You?"
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Donald Trump Opens Election Panel With Demand For Voter Data
President Donald Trump launched a highly controversial investigation into election integrity Wednesday, with a demand that reluctant US states turn over data about voters
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Donald Trump Won With Lowest Minority Vote In Decades, Fueling Divisions
Donald Trump won the U.S. presidency with less support from black and Hispanic voters than any president in at least 40 years, a Reuters review of polling data shows, highlighting deep national divisions that have fueled incidents of racial and political confrontation.
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US Registered Voters Hit Record-Breaking 200 Million
More than 200 million Americans are registered to vote in this year's presidential election, a record high in US history, TargetSmart, a Democratic political data firm, said.
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US'S Bernie Sanders Apologizes To Hillary Clinton Over Campaign Data Breach
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders apologized to front-runner Hillary Clinton at a debate on Saturday for a breach of Clinton voter files by a Sanders staffer that intensified tensions between the two camps.
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After Data Breach Fight, Hillary Clinton And Bernie Sanders Face Off At Democratic Debate
U.S. Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and rival Bernie Sanders square off in a potentially combative debate on Saturday, one day after their presidential campaigns erupted in a bitter feud over a breach of Clinton voter files by a Sanders staffer.
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Bernie Sanders Regains Access To Voter Files After Bitter Fight Over Data Breach
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders regained access to crucial voter files on Friday after taking the Democratic National Committee to court and accusing party leaders of trying to undermine his White House bid and help rival Hillary Clinton.
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Who's the undecided voter? It may be the 'Walmart mom'
Sometimes seen as the great prize of U.S. electoral politics, this elusive citizen is more likely to be female, white, lacking a college education and earning less than $25,000, according Reuters/Ipsos polling data accumulated over the course of 2012.
