ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)
READ ALL ABOUT IT HERE:
www.weber-county-conservatives.com/billy-os-blog/eric-and-its-impact-on-election-integrity
Membership in ERIC Obligates Utah to Violate Election Laws!
The Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC)
Under Utah law, we don’t need ERIC because county clerks are already required to:
- Obligates Utah to violate the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act (18 USC § 2721), which prohibits DMV data from disclosure to 3rd parties.
- Obligates Utah to violate the public disclosure provision of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) (52 USC § 20507(i)(1)); by requiring a court order to share data.
- Obligates Utah to violate the NVRA (52 USC § 21083) by outsourcing voter registration list maintenance to a third party and violates 52 USC § 20504(c)(2)(D)(ii) which states that “The fact that the applicant has declined to register will remain confidential.”
Under Utah law, we don’t need ERIC because county clerks are already required to:
- Remove deceased voters within 10 business days of receipt from the Lt. Governor (Utah Code 20A-2-504(3)),
- Perform checks for and remove duplicate voters and voters who are registered in another state (Utah Code 20A-2-503(4))
- Verify the identity of each voter at time of registration (Utah Code 20-A-503(1)
