Ohio Shares Voter Data, Kentucky Resists
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Ohios Secretary of State shares voter data with DOJ, including sensitive details like social security numbers and drivers license numbers, following a request from the agency. Meanwhile, Kentuckys Secretary of State refuses to share similar data without a court order, citing strong privacy protections. The Justice Department is suing Kentucky and twenty-eight other states for non-compliance. Advocacy groups in Kentucky want to join the lawsuit to get it thrown out, arguing that elections have run smoothly without sharing this extra information. The Justice Departments Attorney General claims these efforts promote transparency and secure elections nationwide.
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