“to protect citizens' fourth amendment rights and personal privacy by banning automated flock safety mass surveillance cameras and stopping warrantless tracking in alameda county and across america.”
24/7 Dragnet
Automated cameras log 100% of vehicle passes, creating a warrantless digital record of your movement across public space.
Data Sharing
Local police data is shared across state lines without judicial warrants, bypassing oversight and constitutional limits.
Fourth Amendment Breach
The continuous erosion of privacy expectations through mass-tracking technology that targets everyday citizens without bias.
public opinion & evidence
National Survey Data
September 2026
54.4% Opposed vs. 34.6% Supported. Multi-state analysis confirms growing public concern over mass surveillance networks.
Trend Analysis
YouGov / Washington Post
Opposition rose from 33% in 2025 to 46% in 2026 as awareness of warrantless tracking increases.
Generational Split
Reuters / Ipsos
Only 21% of adults ages 18 to 34 supported Flock cameras, compared to a majority of adults 55 and older.
AP Gov Evaluation
This online opt-in sample (N=1,200) excludes traditional margin of error calculations due to opt-in bias. However, the consistent multi-poll trend highlights a critical shift in public privacy expectations.
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