Student Voter Data Protection Act prohibits postsecondary institutions from disclosing student data for voter registration or rates without consent.
The Student Voter Data Protection Act amends the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 to prohibit postsecondary institutions from disclosing student data for measuring voter registration or voting rates without prior, informed, written consent. It also bans the sale of student directory information without such consent. This aims to protect student privacy regarding their voter status and personal information.
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