Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Seeking Delaware Voter Registration Data
The ruling blocks access to unredacted voter data, including Social Security information, after the court found the Civil Rights Act did not authorize the request.
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AG Jennings wins ruling protecting voters’ private information - State of Delaware News
Attorney General Kathy Jennings has announced a court victory protecting the sensitive private information of Delaware voters. On November 10, 2026, Judge Richard G. Andrews of the US District Court for the District of Delaware issued a ruling dismissing an attempt by the federal government to gain access to Delaware voters’ unredacted personal data. In […]
Trump’s DOJ suffers 28th defeat in battle for Americans’ voter data
In its relentless pursuit of unredacted voter rolls from the states, the Department of Justice has taken another stinging rebuke. A federal court in Delaware has handed the Trump administration its 28th consecutive loss.This is the most recent in a line of judicial rejections of the administration’s attempts to meddle with the constitutional authority of the states over election administration. The DOJ has not won any of its lawsuits on the matt…
Federal Court Rejects Request for Delaware Voter Information
A federal judge in Delaware has dismissed a lawsuit seeking access to the state's unredacted voter registration records. The Trump Administration filed the lawsuit after Delaware declined a 2025 request for sensitive voter information, including birthdates, driver's license numbers and Social Security numbers. Judge Richard Andrews ruled November 10 that the records were not subject to disclosure under the federal Civil Rights Act. Delaware Atto…
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