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Data Request Form – Double Registered Voters

Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. (FVF, Inc.) offers a specialized program for analyzing registered voter data to aid voter roll cleanup efforts. We offer detailed analysis reports on double-registered voters to verified/vetted election integrity organizations.

Recipients of the data are still responsible for conducting their own due diligence with the information provided. We do not offer or sell voter rolls. Instead, we analyze lists compiled from various data sources and propose potential suggestions for their refinement or removal.

FVF, Inc. asks that the information provided be used to challenge the double-registered voters and that copies of the challenge letters and/or legal challenges be emailed to FVF, Inc. Once the first 500 challenged names are received by FVF, Inc., we will provide the next 500 double registered names and we will repeat the process until all the double-registered names in the specific area requested are exhausted and all the challenge letters are received by FVF, Inc.

State Challenge Guidelines

Thanks to our friends at True The Vote for providing these guidelines. Please note that these are general guidelines for challenging voters in your state, and you must do your due diligence with your local county or state election officials to ensure you follow the most recent, effective, and efficient process for challenging voters.

Double Registered - Double Voters

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Disclosure Statement: Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. (FVF) is a nonprofit corporation that is recognized by the IRS as exempt from federal taxation under section 501(c) (4) of the Internal Revenue Code. FVF may receive unlimited contributions from any source and are neither legally required to disclose their contributors nor, as a matter of policy, will they ever voluntarily disclose them. The IRS does not allow contributions to FVF to be deducted as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. Please consult your tax adviser for more details.