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N.J. campaigns brace for voter data shutdown under new law

New Jersey's new data broker law disrupts political campaigns and the data broker industry

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The brief

New Jersey has enacted a law banning the sale of precise location data and other sensitive information. The law also establishes a data broker registry. Coverage emphasizes the impact on political campaigns, which may lose access to voter data.

The National Law Review, JD Supra, and Bloomberg Law News report on the new data broker rule and its effects on the industry. The New Jersey Globe focuses on the implications for local campaigns. Watch for reactions from data brokers and political campaigns.

Coverage does not yet specify how the new law will be enforced or how campaigns will adapt.

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Quick answers

What data is affected by the new law?

The law bans the sale of precise location data and other sensitive information.

What is a data broker?

A data broker is a company that collects and sells personal information.

How will this law impact political campaigns?

Political campaigns may lose access to voter data, which could affect their strategies and outreach efforts.

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