Formerly called the "voter vault", the data center is where the RNC stores voting information for all voters in the country, which it makes available to the 50 state parties for free.
As we noted previously, Google has been helping web searchers with voting information for some time.
Pollsters often use past vote history to help ground their estimates for turnout, but past vote information doesn't exist for most pre-referendum polls because this is only the U.K.'s third referendum in more than 40 years.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center filed suit Monday for records of any discussions between the commission and DHS, noting 20 states sent data responding to the request for voting information of more than 150 million registered voters.
The two new lawsuits add to the potential roadblocks faced by the commission, whose request for voting information from more than 150 million registered voters has drawn bipartisan criticism across the states as an assault on privacy and states' rights and a stealth attempt at voter suppression.
The decision came in the latest attempt by opponents to block the commission's request for the voting information of more than 150 million registered voters.
The commission's request for the voting information of more than 150 million registered voters remains controversial, with many state leaders from both parties voicing objections about its potential to reveal personal information, suppress voter participation and encroach on states' oversight of voting laws.
Just watch the show for the phone numbers or visit the Strictly website (bbc.co.uk/strictly) whilst the vote is open for the phone vote information.
However, in October, the media markets with the greatest proportion of individuals between the ages of 18 and 34 — Gainesville, Fla., and Salt Lake City, for example — were not Googling for voting information at significantly elevated rates.
Search rates for voting information that month were slightly lower than they were in October 2004.
