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Public Interest Legal Foundation

Public-interest law firm focused on election administration, voter-roll litigation and data-driven election cases, with a stated nationwide voter-roll database.

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Archive profile summary

Public-interest law firm focused on election administration, voter-roll litigation and data-driven election cases, with a stated nationwide voter-roll database.

Why this entry is in the archive

A legal-data node distinct from campaign targeting: it uses voter-list data for research, records requests and litigation.

What it does

PILF focuses on voter-registration records, election administration and litigation and says it maintains a nationwide database combining voter rolls.

Network relevance

CPI identifies Cleta Mitchell as a founder and chairman of PILF, linking the organization to the broader election-law network documented elsewhere in the archive.

Evidence limits

Maintaining voter-roll data for litigation or research is not the same as campaign targeting, and PILF should not be treated as a source of unrelated federal datasets without evidence.

Timeline

  1. Public Interest Legal Foundation begins

    PILF develops a voter-roll litigation and research model that it says includes a nationwide database of combined voter lists.

    Cleta Mitchell

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Source records

  1. Public Interest Legal Foundation — About
  2. CPI — Cleta Mitchell biography