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A shocking class-action lawsuit has erupted in Alberta after millions of voters’ personal data allegedly leaked from the province’s electoral rolls—fueling fears of identity theft, profiling, and privacy breaches. The case, led by retired lawyer Clint Docken, targets the Alberta government, Elections Alberta, the Republican Party of Alberta, and the Centurion Project, accusing them of improperly sharing sensitive voter lists. An emergency injunction halted further distribution, but the full extent of who accessed the data remains unknown. The suit also seeks protection for vulnerable groups like judges, journalists, and victims of domestic violence. With investigations ongoing and no public response from key defendants, this legal battle could reshape how voter information is handled—and whether political parties truly have the right to use it.

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