Justice Dept. Sues States for Voter Rolls Ahead of Midterms
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The Justice Department is seeking unredacted voter rolls from twenty-nine states and D.C., aiming to verify eligibility and prevent noncitizen voting ahead of midterms. Despite losing recent cases, theyre appealing with emergency motions, warning of potential election security issues. Election experts have mixed reactions, with Democrats raising privacy concerns and Republicans supporting the effort. Even if successful, tight timelines may limit significant changes, as federal rules block major purges ninety days before primaries. The push underscores ongoing tensions over election integrity and data access, with courts set to decide if the urgency holds up.
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