Virginia has the best voter privacy protection in the country when compared with every other state and the District of Columbia, according to a study published Wednesday by Comparitech.
The study graded each state on 12 criteria for voter privacy protection, including how easy it is to access the the voter registration list, whether voters can request their information be confidential and whether the state enforces adequate penalties against people who violate the law.
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