<h1>AI-driven campaign platform raises privacy, data protection, and election law risks; assess consent, provenance, explainability, and recordkeeping</h1> A political campaign firm has launched an AI-driven, end-to-end election platform offering booth-level predictions, voter profiling, omnichannel messaging, and real-time campaign dashboards. The firm claims role-based access controls and legal-compliance safeguards for voter data, but the product raises legal risks including data protection and privacy law compliance, unlawful targeted or micro-targeted political advertising, electoral and campaign-finance regulation breaches, and transparency/accountability concerns. Ahead of multiple state and national contests, regulators, parties and candidates should assess data provenance, consent, model explainability, record-keeping, and adherence to election laws to mitigate liability and reputational risk.