The Democratic National Committee has barred Bernie Sander’s presidential campaign from accessing its voter database in a move that some are saying is an attempt at sabotage.
The ban came after a software glitch allowed Sanders’ campaign to review Hillary Clinton’s private campaign information, a committee official told NBC.
The breach happened after a software error at technology company NGP VAN, which provides campaigns with voter data.
As a result of the glitch, “all users on the system across the Democratic campaigns were inadvertently able to access some data belonging to other campaigns for a brief window,” DNC spokesman Luis Miranda said in a statement.
Sanders’ campaign faulted the company in a statement for continuing to “make series errors.”
