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DOJ Sues Five States Over Incomplete Voter Registration Lists

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Source: Department of Justice (.gov)
DOJ Sues Five States Over Incomplete Voter Registration Lists
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The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has filed federal lawsuits against Utah, Oklahoma, Kentucky, West Virginia, and New Jersey for failing to produce complete statewide voter registration lists, raising the total of states facing such actions to 29 plus the District of Columbia; officials say accurate voter rolls are essential for election integrity, and the department will continue its oversight across federal elections.

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  5. Trump’s DOJ sues Lt. Gov. Henderson, demanding she turn over Utahns’ private voter records  The Salt Lake Tribune

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