Last year, a data breach allowed hackers to upload a database of 191 million registered voters to the Internet, as reported by Forbes.
Now, many people trying to vote in closed primaries and caucuses across the country are finding that their party affiliation has been changed, preventing them from voting.
The only feasible solution is for all states to adopt open primaries or caucuses, so that party affiliation will no longer be an issue.
Many, if not most state Republican and Democratic Parties might resist this fix, as it gives independents more power, but the parties less.
President Obama might be able to convince state Democratic Parties to comply, so that voters can support their candidates of choice.
SuperDelegates are UnDemocratic enough; voters should at least be able to vote!