US EditionJustice Department's early moves on voting and elections signal a shift from its traditional role
- The U.S. Department of Justice's actions indicate a shift from its traditional role of protecting voting rights, as it drops several voting rights cases and experiences staff departures.
- David Becker stated that these moves mark a shift away from focusing on major violations of federal law related to voting rights.
- Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon emphasized that accurate voter rolls are crucial for fair elections, stating they are critical to ensuring elections are conducted 'fairly, accurately, and without fraud.'
- John Powers expressed concern about the combination of the Justice Department's actions, staff departures, and its withdrawal from voting rights cases.
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Justice Department's early moves on voting and elections signal a shift from its traditional role
The Trump administration's Justice Department has begun targeting Democratic and presidential swing states with demands for election data or changes to voter registration procedures.
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