
DOJ Seeks Stay to Resume Voter Data Collection After Court Block
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has requested a federal court to pause its October 9 ruling that blocked the agency from collecting state voter roll data. The DOJ argues its data requests were voluntary, not mandatory, and seeks to resume using the flawed SAVE database to identify alleged noncitizen voters. This move follows a series of legal defeats, including a 0-26 record in lawsuits against states, and occurs just weeks before the November midterm elections.


