Voter Data Services
- Improved campaign outreach
- Email new voters
- Better voter retention
- Reduced voter attrition
- Reach your primary audience
- Save time and resources
The Best Data Privacy
- Zero 3rd party analytics
- Zero social media tracking
- Zero use of tracking cookies
- No location-based tracking
- No web beacons or clear gifs
- No flash cookies or LSO's
- No IP Address tracking
- Other info providers track you
- We don't track you at all
Reach your target voter quickly & efficiently
Total Registered Voters: 67,296,856
Data varies by state
Voter Data Services
Unlock the potential of your specific voter demographic
Voter Registrations as a Source
We generally get a new data set after a major election occurs in that state. Data elements are name, address, date of birth, sometimes political party affiliation (depending on the state).
Additional data elements have been sourced through political donor information and survey data.
NCOAsource partners its national files with America's largest email data provider, Infogroup. This way, you can get the best mailing data combined with the best email addresses.Together, we're a data partner worth having.
Coverage
One of our primary sources of consumer data is voter registration files.
We currently receive information from 20 states plus two more which are no longer provided.
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Louisiana
- Maine (discontinued)
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Mississippi
- Nevada
- New York
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina (discontinued)
- Utah
- Wisconsin
Kick-start your targeted, multi-channel political campaign by effectively utilizing BOTH the email addresses & mailing addresses of your target voter. Conduct cost-effective campaigns that reach the right people.
Database Selects & Counts
Total Registered Voters: 67,296,856
- Republican: 14,976,138
- Democratic: 19,210,702
- Green: 50,515
- Liberal: 36,842
- Libertarian: 48,844
- Independence: 483,326
- Independent: 693,883
- Non-Declared: 12,263,873
- Reform: 3,030
- Other: 2,557,284
- Unknown: 16,834,162
Last Contribution Amount
- $1 - 999: 898,547
- $1000 - 4999: 101,164
- $5000 - 9999: 8,509
- $10,000 - 99,999: 4,410
- $100,000 +: 108
Last Party Contributed To
- Democratic: 490,911
- Republican: 506,775
- Other: 15,296
Number of Contributions
- 1: 690,047
- 2 - 9: 314,143
- 10 +: 8,799
Political Attitudes in TargetReady Models
Among our suite of TargetReady categories are several which indicate a household's political position.
TargetReady represents a series of pre-developed categorical models, built using a full array of demographic and psychographic data elements, and
intended to predict political behaviors and attitudes. Each TargetReady was built from responses from external survey data that consists
of name and address and consumer responses to various products and services which are matched to consumer name and address data.
Each TargetReady Model predicts the likelihood of a household exhibiting a particular behavior or attitude.
The models are ranked 9 thru 0, the higher the relative rank, the higher the likelihood that they possess the attitude or behavior. (9 = best, 0 = worst).
Leaning Conservative:
Households that have the highest scores (7-9) are highly likely to exhibit at least one or more of these characteristics:
- Have purchasing power of at least $75K
- Likely to be credit transactors (pay off monthly credit card balances)
- Donate to health causes
- Have interests in the following:
- bible
- catalogs and purchases
- politically conservative causes
- Reside in an area with a lower percentage of adult single males
Conservative:
Households that have the highest scores (7-9) are highly likely to exhibit at least one or more of these characteristics:
- Reside in the Southwest or Southeast Region of the U.S.
- Head of household is male
- Likely to have a male between age 55-64 in the household
- Contribute to a religious cause
- Have interests in the following:
- politically conservative causes
- bible/devotional materials
- Reside in areas with a relatively higher percentage of employed civilian population working in agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining industries
Leaning Liberal:
Households that have the highest scores (7-9) are highly likely to exhibit at least one or more of these characteristics:
- Have a higher home value
- Likely to be credit transactors (pay off monthly credit card balances)
- Use internet heavily
- Have interests in the following:
- finance
- insurance
- real estate
Liberal:
Households that have the highest scores (7-9) are highly likely to exhibit at least one or more of these characteristics:
- Live in Metro Chicago, NY, Mid Atlantic, LA, Pacific and New England region
- Have fewer number of males in the home
- More likely to have attended college
- More likely to live in a home with a female, 18-34 of age
Opinion Leaders:
Households that have the highest scores (7-9) are highly likely to exhibit at least one or more of these characteristics:
- Head of household is between the ages of 35 and 59
- Majority may have Estimated net worth of $270,000+
- Have households with heavy internet user
- Live in one the following states:
- Washington
- Missouri
- Colorado
- Maine
- New Hampshire
- Iowa
- Pennsylvania
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Connecticut
- Minnesota
- Idaho
- Oregon
- Utah
- Wisconsin
- Michigan
- Maryland
- New Mexico
- Contribute to environmental causes
- Have interest in credit card use
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Voter Data Service Inquiry
Voter Data FAQ:
Q: Do you have any information on how accurate this data is?
A: Voter registration files come from the state. Therefore, the data is as it was reported to the state during the individual's registration process.
Q: How old is this data?
A: Due to multiple historical sources, the age of the data varies. It often depends upon how frequently and how quickly the state releases their data to us.
Q: How often is it purged and updated?
A: In general, the states listed above are received twice a year.
Q: Is it possible to have someone who hasn't registered to vote in the last 10 years but is coded as a democrat because that's what they were last registered as?
A: Yes as long as the individual record is verified through one of our other sources to still be present in the household.
Q: Why don't you have data for all 50 states?
A: Due to state regulations, privacy policies, and availability we only receive data for a limited number of states. In addition, not every state provides the same information. For example, one of the states may not provide the affiliation data even though we may receive the information from another state.