DOJ sues more states for voting records, making 29 total | WORLD

wng.org·Feb 27

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The US Department of Justice is suing multiple states for voting records, with some reports indicating that 29 states are now involved. Some of these lawsuits have been dismissed by federal judges, including those in West Virginia and Rhode Island. The outcomes of the remaining lawsuits are unclear, with some states reportedly refusing to provide the requested voter data.

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