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Clinton advisers have asked their allies not to talk openly about the issue, for fear it could create a voter backlash and alienate black Democrats.

So Carroll's attempt to understand exactly what data the company had on him, and how the information was processed to create a voter profile of it, has much wider relevance.

The handpicking by Democrats created a voter backlash that swept Mr. Hunt into office with 56percentt of the vote.

Virginia has dealt with this problem by creating a voter registration form that can be filled out online but is then printed and mailed to a person, who signs it and mails it back.

He also created a voter education program to teach citizens the importance of participating in the political process.

While Fox News has created a "voter fraud election unit," critics like Rep. John Lewis and Attorney General Eric Holder call them the "new Jim Crow" for suppressing older black voters who disproportionately lack driver's licenses.

In another positive move, the measure provides money to help counties replace outdated equipment and for expanded voter education and to create a central voter database.

Gov. Jeb Bush praised the measure, which, among other provisions, would ban punch cards and butterfly ballots, create a central voter database, provide provisional ballots for voters whose registration is in question, and help counties replace outdated equipment.

Counties would divide $6 million for better education of voters and poll workers and $2 million to create a central voter database.

From $3 million to $4 million of that would be used to create a statewide voter registration database.

The new law will ban punch cards and butterfly ballots, create a central voter database and provide counties with $24 million over the next two years to replace outdated equipment.