DOJ Is Said to Plan to Contact All 50 States on Voting Systems
The National Association of Secretaries of State has been in contact with the DOJ about its outreach to states on voting data.
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The National Association of Secretaries of State has been in contact with the DOJ about its outreach to states on voting data.
The DOJ has sent letters to more than a dozen states demanding access to sensitive voter data.
The DOJ reportedly alluded to the possibility of a federal investigation in Maryland over the accuracy of its voter rolls.
The farcical error is one of numerous recent examples of sloppiness by the department in recent months.
Bondi fired the first assistant U.S. attorney for New Jersey just hours after a panel of federal judges blocked Habba from continuing as the state’s top federal prosecutor.
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The DOJ is seeking sensitive voting and election data from at least a dozen states.
The DOJ requests a call with Rhode Island “to discuss a potential information-sharing agreement” on voter registration data.
Lindell said he talked with Trump about getting rid of voting machines ahead of the 2026 election.
The DOJ also asked Minnesota for proof of the state’s compliance with HAVA.