Qualified use first
Security begins before a file is loaded. The private beta is intended for qualified California campaigns, committees, consultants, candidates, and political users whose intended use fits election or political purposes.
CA Voter does not position the voter file as a general marketing list, data resale product, or public lookup tool.
- Private beta review before access
- No public voter-file dashboard
- No scraped voter data workflow
- No resale or unrelated commercial marketing use
Product boundaries
The public site is indexable for product education, while private product routes are blocked from search indexing and protected behind access controls in production. That keeps marketing pages visible without exposing campaign workflows.
Campaign teams remain responsible for the source, authorization, refresh date, downstream sharing, and retention of voter data they provide or export.
Roadmap controls
As the beta expands, the security roadmap should prioritize role-based access, stronger audit history, export logs, file refresh tracking, and clearer retention controls for campaign workspaces.
Those controls matter because campaign users need both speed and accountability when working with sensitive voter-file data.
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Questions
Is CA Voter a public voter lookup site?
No. Public pages explain the product. Voter-file workflows are gated for qualified campaign and political use.
Who is responsible for exported voter data?
The campaign or qualified user remains responsible for how exported data is used, shared, retained, and secured after export.