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Federal judge tosses Trump administration lawsuit seeking full access to Illinois voter rolls

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Federal judge tosses Trump administration lawsuit seeking full access to Illinois voter rolls
Federal judge tosses Trump administration lawsuit seeking full access to Illinois voter rolls
A downstate federal judge has rejected an effort by President Donald Trump’s administration to obtain full access to Illinois’ voter registration database, including sensitive personal data on more than 8 million residents statewide. The Justice Department’s request for the voter rolls “to ascertain Illinois’s complian
Judge rules Illinois not required to turn over voter rolls to Feds
Judge rules Illinois not required to turn over voter rolls to Feds  Chicago Tribune
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Federal judge blocks DOJ access to NJ voter rolls amid statewide controversy
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The Hill
The Hill🏁 first to report2 days ago
Judge rejects DOJ request for access to unredacted NJ voter rolls
A federal judge issued a Wednesday ruling rejecting the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) request for unredacted New Jersey voter rolls. District Judge Zahid Quraishi, an appointee of former President Biden, sided with the Garden State citing privacy concerns for voters if information were to be handed over unredacted. Qur