Don Kissick
Role at the time: Libertarian nominee for Ohio governor
Mixed or conditional
Statement summary
Kissick's campaign says Ohio should not routinely track drivers through license-plate cameras. It pledges to seek restrictions or a prohibition on government use and to prevent state funding for mass-surveillance networks.
“Ohioans should not have their movements routinely tracked, photographed, and stored simply for driving on public roads.”
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Kissick's campaign platform opposes routine tracking of drivers and says he would seek to restrict or prohibit government use of automated license-plate surveillance systems. It also proposes data limits and a bar on state funding for mass-surveillance networks.
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The platform rejects routine driver tracking and government-funded mass-surveillance networks. It leaves open whether the legislative result would restrict or prohibit all government ALPR use.