Here’s What Trump Wants to Do With States’ Voter Rolls
The Trump administration sought to share sensitive voter information with an outside group to influence elections, according to documents obtained by Democracy Forward. The Justice Department has filed lawsuits against 30 states to access state voter rolls nationwide.
Trump administration officials arranged to share sensitive voter information with an outside group. Documents obtained by Democracy Forward via public records requests reveal correspondence between DOGE personnel and a key organization that fueled the 2020 election conspiracy. The Justice Department has filed lawsuits against 30 states to force the release of voter data before midterms. More than a dozen Republican-led states have handed over the data voluntarily or promised to do so. Judges have blocked the extraction in several states, including Rhode Island, California, and Arizona. The scheme could be a porthole into the Trump administration's recent machinations to access state voter rolls nationwide.
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