The Justice Department seeks voter and election information from at least 19 states, AP finds

Justice Department demand for state voter lists underscores their importance

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The DOJ’s Push to Collect Your Data Is a Fishing Expedition

Trump’s Justice Department is seeking to create a federal database of information on voters. The US has never seen anything like it.

Justice Department seeks election data from 19 states: Report

Letters that The Associated Press found the Justice Department sent to election officials across the nation inquiring about elections and voter information are causing a stir amongst officials, as some decry it for exposing sensitive information. Others criticized it as a mechanism to purge voters by the masses. The notices, which The Associated Press said were sent to at least 19 states, contained information requests that varied based on the s…

Department of Justice waiting for response on Massachusetts voter data

Election officials in several states have said the Department of Justice is requesting voter data or has proposed information sharing agreements

DOJ ramps up voter data requests in at least 15 states, including Minnesota

The DOJ is seeking voter data and election records from over 15 states, including Minnesota, raising legal and privacy concerns about federal overreach in election oversight.

Justice Department Seeks Voting Information

Associated Press: "Over the past three months, the department’s voting section has requested copies of voter registration lists from state election administrators in at least 15 states... Of those, nine are Democrats, five are Republicans and one is a bipartisan commission."