Like 22 of her peers before her, a federal judge in Minnesota rejected the Trump administration’s crusade for unredacted state voter rolls. In a decision Monday, U.S. District Judge Katherine Menendez dismissed the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) lawsuit to compel production of the sensitive voter data, like Social Security numbers and dates of birth. That […]
The Trump administration plans to deploy approximately 1,000 Department of Justice election monitors across the country in November.
The attorney general said the Justice Department is “not going to stop” going after state voter rolls despite losing 22 times in court to get them.
As November rapidly approaches, we’re still waiting for a key question to be answered: Will President Donald Trump get a chance to impose sweeping restrictions on mail voting during the midterms? It will ultimately be up to the Supreme Court.
A federal court in Nevada became the 22nd consecutive district court to reject the Trump administration’s campaign to force states to turn over their unredacted voter rolls, dismissing the Department of Justice’s case and denying its motion to compel.
The full Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the Trump administration’s request to reconsider a ruling that denied the Department of Justice’s demand for Michigan’s unredacted statewide voter file — handing DOJ another major setback in its nationwide voter roll crusade.
After falsely claiming Trump won the 2020 election to get his support, PA GOP governor nominee Garrity now says he lost and thinks “we should look forward.”
Decisions about confirming Blanche for attorney general and whether he’ll abide by the Constitution are “not black-or-white,” said Cassidy.
It may still feel like mid summer — but we’re into the final stretch before a set of contests that could help determine the fate of our democracy.
Republicans confirmed Todd Blanche as U.S. attorney general, formally placing one of Trump’s staunchest loyalists at the helm of the Justice Department.