Saber's Duplicate Voter Exchange identifies potential duplicate voter registrations not only in neighboring states, but also in “affinity” states. When new states become members of the Exchange, they automatically have access to the whole network. Fraud and multiple voting can affect the outcome of a close election and statistics show that more than 40 million people move each year.
Implement Data Matching Between States Seamlessly.
Saber leveraged its industry-leading duplicate voter identification module to develop a new software product and service that helps states achieve interoperability goals without additional spending on infrastructure or “reinventing the wheel.” Saber’s system enables a data exchange not only with neighboring states but also with “affinity” states, such as New York/Florida, and Washington/Arizona.
- Save hardware, software, and programming costs.
- Eliminate redundant efforts exchanging inter-state data.
- Empower your departments with access to your “affinity” states data through Saber’s web-based portal.
Saber’s solution helps Member States identify and delete duplicate voters across states.
- Each Member State’s voter record files are uploaded periodically for comparison. If a state has all of its voter registration data in a single database, Saber will support the programming needed to extract relevant data from their systems.
- The application accesses the state’s records periodically and identifies potential duplicate voter records.
- The resulting list of potential duplicates is available to officials via the following:
- A periodic email or fax to each state and county with a list of their potential duplicate voters.
- Online reports for official users to log on to and view. These reports flag potential duplicate registrations for the entire state as well as individual counties.
- Online queries and searches for voters meeting user-defined criteria.
- State and county election personnel access the system via a secure, web-based portal.
- Member States may tag records that have been determined to be (1) duplicates, or (2) two separate voters, so tagged records are not flagged as potential duplicates in future searches.
- Interoperable states will retain full control over their own registration lists.
Saber is committed to developing data exchange protocols and duplicate voter identification algorithms, working hand-in-hand with Member States and the EAC to support election reform.
Additional Information
Download the Duplicate Voter Registration Datasheet - Click Here
Please contact Saber to arrange for a demonstration of the Duplicate Voter Exchange Portal.
