DATA CRUNCHERS AND WEAPONIZED AUTISTS GO CRAZY!!! Pass this onto 4chan...
Michigan voter registration data as of October 2020 - https://michiganvoters.info/ Raw voter registration data - http://69.64.83.144/~mi/download/20201012/
Social security death index raw data - http://ssdmf.info/download.html
Download the data, look for dead people in the voter registration!!! I am writing a Python script right now to look for matches between the death index and registered voters. All hands on deck! This could be YUUUUUUUUUUUGE!!!! Don't let the Dems steal this election!!!!
Maybe you're already aware..
The guy who provides the death list for download has a version after they stripped the more specific data (actual birth day as well as zip code where they received benefits).
There is another site which has that full data but not downloadable, but pedes and autists are apparently scraping that site and will have it done soonish.
Point being, I guess, don't worry about the false positives, because there will be better data available soon which you can probably integrate your existing code with
see here https://thedonald.win/p/11PpBJOyOa/x/c/1ASFqprmFF
Sounds good. I'm not as familiar with the web scraper stuff, good that someone seems to be taking care of it.
The death data which I downloaded does include birthdays and death date. The problem is that the Michigan voter registration data I downloaded only has birth year, not birthday, so I can't match it.
Anyways, I think I'm going to take a short break for now but it's good to see people in the community getting stuff done!
Great info; this gives me the idea that I could focus on Wisconsin, since their vote search page only asks for name and birthdate
https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/MyVoterInfo
Yea its a bit confusing, the digits at the end include the birthday and death date. See the 2nd to last page for info - http://ssdmf.info/blah-blah-blah.pdf
Are you writing some sort of API to send requests on the Wisconsin site? That'd be great since although I could probably hack together something with Python's requests library its been a while since I've messed with that stuff and I'm not too familiar with it.