The White House published 112 pages of public comments to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity without first redacting any personal information. The comments were in response to a letter sent out by the commission to all 50 states. The ACLU, EPIC and other organizations filed suits against the commission. The commission will meet on July 19 in Washington, D.C. The public may not attend except virtually via livestream on the White House website, and therefore will not be able to comment. Many of comments made it clear that they didnt want their voter data released.”]

