The Department of Justice escalates its push for voter data, suing five more states: Utah, Oklahoma, Kentucky, West Virginia, and New Jersey. This brings the total to over two dozen states sued, with state leaders pushing back, citing privacy concerns. The lawsuits stem from the Civil Rights Act of 1965, aiming to ensure election integrity. The DOJ insists on complete voter rolls, with short deadlines, as courts prepare to rule on the next steps.
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