Colorado Court Dismisses DOJ Voter-Roll Demand, DOJ Still 0-for-20

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A federal judge in Colorado, Philip Brimmer, dismissed the DOJ’s bid to obtain the state’s voter rolls, saying the agency failed to show a proper need or purpose and that unredacted rolls aren’t records the DOJ is entitled to under federal law. The case was dismissed with prejudice, leaving the DOJ 0-20 in voter-roll lawsuits and continuing a pattern of losses for the department in these cases.
- Trump DOJ now 0 for 20 after judge dismisses Colorado voter roll lawsuit ‘with prejudice’ Democracy Docket
- WA lawyers seek to hand Trump admin 21st loss in voter-roll lawsuits The Seattle Times
- Washington secretary of state defends voter privacy after DOJ hearing over voter rolls KOMO
- Judge denies Trump administration access to Illinois voter data Capitol News Illinois
- Federal judge rejects DOJ bid to force Colorado to hand over voter information Colorado Politics
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