DOJ May Seek Supreme Court Intervention in Voter-Roll Access Disputes
The DOJ is weighing a Supreme Court appeal after losing 22 cases over broad access to state voter rolls, part of a federal effort to audit rolls for deficiencies and possible noncitizen registrations. Dozens of states and Washington, D.C. have resisted, underscoring that elections are run by states. Blanche frames the push as protecting election integrity while insisting constitutional compliance at the state level.
