How long does VoterRecords.com take to remove my information?

About 14 days, once they have your request. If nothing has changed after that, send it again — a request that goes unanswered is common and is not a refusal.

Do I have to prove who I am to opt out of VoterRecords.com?

Yes. VoterRecords.com verifies the request by email before they will act on it.

Does it cost anything to opt out of VoterRecords.com?

No. Opting out is free and you can do it yourself — the steps above are the whole process. Nobody needs to be paid to send this request.

What does VoterRecords.com publish about me?

The listing can carry your full name, your home address, your voter registration and the political party you registered with. Not every listing carries all of it.

Will VoterRecords.com put my listing back?

It can come back. VoterRecords.com rebuilds listings from fresh public records, so a removal is a point in time rather than a permanent state. That is how the industry works, and it is why the request has to be sent again when it happens.

How to remove yourself from VoterRecords.com

VoterRecords.com is a public-records site. Here is exactly how to ask them to take your listing down. It is free, it takes a few minutes, and you do not need us to do it.

The steps

Send email to admin@voterrecords.com
Subject: Opt-out Request
Include your full name and state
Request removal of your voter record
Wait for confirmation

Their opt-out page: https://voterrecords.com/faq
Where to write, if the form fails: admin@voterrecords.com
They will check it is you by: email
Usually takes: about 14 days

What VoterRecords.com publishes about you

Your full name
Your home address
Your voter registration
The political party you registered with

Then it happens again

Opting out of VoterRecords.com does not stop the next company, and it does not stop VoterRecords.com rebuilding your listing from a fresh property record or voter file later. That is not a trick; it is how the industry works. We have catalogued 712 of these companies, and being removed from one of them is one of 712.

Doing it by hand is genuinely possible. Keeping it done is the part almost nobody sustains, and that is the only honest reason to pay anyone for this.

The other companies, and how to opt out of each →

Questions people ask about VoterRecords.com

How long does VoterRecords.com take to remove my information?: About 14 days, once they have your request. If nothing has changed after that, send it again — a request that goes unanswered is common and is not a refusal.
Do I have to prove who I am to opt out of VoterRecords.com?: Yes. VoterRecords.com verifies the request by email before they will act on it.
Does it cost anything to opt out of VoterRecords.com?: No. Opting out is free and you can do it yourself — the steps above are the whole process. Nobody needs to be paid to send this request.
What does VoterRecords.com publish about me?: The listing can carry your full name, your home address, your voter registration and the political party you registered with. Not every listing carries all of it.
Will VoterRecords.com put my listing back?: It can come back. VoterRecords.com rebuilds listings from fresh public records, so a removal is a point in time rather than a permanent state. That is how the industry works, and it is why the request has to be sent again when it happens.

Not sure which of them have you?

That is the part worth doing first, and it is free. One email address, about 15 seconds, no account and no card. You see which of your details have leaked and where they are published, and you can decide about everything else afterwards.

Was your email in a breach like this?

15-second check — no card, no account. Details go to your inbox.

Or keep going by hand. Everything on this page works without paying us, and it is written so that it does. Run my free scan on its own page instead, if you prefer.