DOJ Sues 5 More States in Voter Roll Access Dispute Amid 'We Will Not Be Deterred' Claim
The Department of Justice has sued 5 more states, demanding access to their voter rolls as part of the Trump administration's efforts to acquire election data. The DOJ stated it will continue pursuing this request despite resistance from states.
The US Department of Justice has sued five more states, demanding access to their voter rolls as part of a broader effort to gather election data. The move follows previous lawsuits against other states seeking similar information, and the DOJ has indicated it will continue pursuing its request despite resistance from some states. The lawsuit is the latest development in the Trump administration's push for greater access to voter rolls, which has been met with opposition from election officials across the country. The DOJ says it will not be deterred in its pursuit of this information.
