Your home address is exposed online. We're removing it.
Your name being public is part of the job. Your home address being public is not. We find the sites listing it and get removal requests moving, for you and your household.
Start your free scan →Your exposed data is the supply chain for harassment
Election worker harassment has continued through regular cycles, special elections, and recounts since 2020. Most of it traces back to the same source: a home address listed on a people-search site. That's the piece you can remove. We find it, file the removal, and keep filing if a broker re-adds it.
Brokers collect your address independently of your employer
People-search sites pull home address data from property records, voter rolls, and commercial feeds. None of that is something your employer controls, so a work title doesn't protect your home. Removing the address from broker sites is the highest-impact step you can take.
Most of a dox starts on people-search sites
Coordinated harassment campaigns lean on the same open broker sites anyone can search. Removing your address from those sites cuts off the easiest source they pull from.
Swatting has reached state officials
A wave of swatting calls has hit state election officials, including several Secretaries of State, since late 2023. These attacks start with a home address pulled from a public source. Removing yours takes away that starting point.
Your family is the soft entry point
Attackers who can't reach you directly often target spouses, parents, or adult children. Brokers link records by shared address, so removing only your data leaves your household exposed through their listings.
The free scan shows exactly which sites are publishing your address today.
Start your free scan →How Delist removes your personal information from the internet
Find the sites that publish your address
The free scan searches the open internet for your information, including data brokers and people-search sites. Results are ready in under a minute, showing exactly which sites surface your home address.
File removals across the broker sites
We submit opt-out and deletion requests to each site, handle the verification steps, and escalate under CCPA and other state privacy laws when a broker misses a deadline.
Cover the family on one plan
Spouses, adult children, and other household members join the same plan. Brokers link records by shared address, so the household is the unit of protection.
Scan monthly for re-listings
Brokers often re-add data as new feeds come in. We run a full scan every month and re-file if a listing reappears, so you're not waiting for the next election to remind you to look.
Manual opt-outs don't hold. Brokers re-add your data as new feeds come in
| Manual opt-outs | Generic privacy tools | Delist.ai | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sites covered | 10-20 (if you find the time) | 50-200 | Brokers, AI, search, and beyond |
| Family coverage | Repeat for each person | Varies | Family plans |
| Re-listing detection | You notice it yourself | Periodic | Monthly |
| Pre-emptive vs reactive | Reactive (after first incident) | Mixed | Pre-emptive |
| Legal deletion requests | Draft and send yourself | Rarely | CCPA and state law |
| Time investment | Hours a month, indefinitely | Setup + check-ins | We manage it |
Common questions from election workers
Background reading:What is doxxing?
Start removing your personal information from the internet today
The free scan shows what's exposed right now. From there, we file removal requests and keep checking as brokers re-add your data. Family plans cover the whole household in one step.
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