Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
Trump called for states to provide voter information to a powerful federal citizenship data program, raising concerns about voter privacy and election administration.
This represents a significant constitutional concern through federalization of voter data into citizenship enforcement infrastructure. Election driver scores 4.2 (0.22×4.2=0.924) due to direct impact on voter registration systems and potential chilling effects on participation. Civil_rights at 4.0 (0.14×4.0=0.56) reflects privacy violations and potential targeting of naturalized citizens. Rule_of_law at 3.8 (0.18×3.8=0.684) captures federal overreach into state election administration. Separation at 3.5 (0.16×3.5=0.56) reflects executive pressure on state sovereignty. Capture at 3.2 (0.14×3.2=0.448) indicates potential weaponization of voter data for enforcement. Base=(0.924+0.684+0.56+0.56+0.448+0.25+0)×(1.2+0.9+1.2)/3=3.426×1.1=3.77 per point, ×7.62 weighted=28.71. Severity multiplier 1.1 (high durability via data infrastructure, moderate reversibility, strong precedent). Mechanism modifier 1.25 for election_admin_change affecting fundamental voting infrastructure. Scope 1.15 for multi_state with broad population impact. Final: 28.71×1.1×1.25×1.15=41.3. B-score: Layer1 (7+4+6+8)/4×0.55=6.875. Layer2 (3+5+4+6)/4×0.45×1.133=5.1. Total 21.6. Delta=+19.7 clearly exceeds +10 threshold with A>=25, qualifying as List A.
PRIORITY TRACKING: Monitor state compliance/resistance to data-sharing directive. Document any federal enforcement mechanisms or funding threats. Track legal challenges from states and civil rights organizations. Assess actual implementation timeline and technical integration plans. Watch for voter registration impacts and chilling effects on naturalized citizens. This creates infrastructure for ongoing surveillance that persists beyond immediate political context.