“We're sending this mailing to you and your neighbors to share who does and does not vote in an effort to promote election participation,” the letters say. Some recipients have described them as “creepy.” Maryland’s attorney general describes ...

They show whether each recipient voted in recent elections, as well as a table of what appears to be redacted neighbors' names, addresses and voting histories.

A lawyer representing a voter participation nonprofit said that a cease-and-desist letter from the Maryland Attorney General was “troubling,” defending its mailers showing the recipients’ voting history as a constitutionally protected get-out-the-vote effort.

The Maryland attorney general's office said Friday it will not pursue legal action against an election mailer company, just one day after it said the company had to stop sending letters that “threatened” Maryland voters and could violate state law.

Some Maryland residents who received the mailing told DC News Now they were frustrated by the campaign. The Spurs star is only the third player in NBA history to post multiple 5x5 games. Having a player named Will Smith on your roster might be the surest way to win the World Series.

Some registered voters in Maryland recently received mailers that some believe are an intimidation tactic. The voting report cards have the voter's name and address and whether they voted in the past four general elections.