Donald Trump Suffers 26th Straight Loss In Voter Roll Quest
Summary
A federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) cannot obtain Georgia’s detailed voter registration list that includes personal information like Social Security numbers. This is the 26th time a court has rejected the DOJ’s efforts to access unredacted voter rolls from various states.Key Facts
- U.S. District Judge Victoria Marie Calvert decided the DOJ has no right to Georgia’s unredacted voter list.
- The list contains sensitive information such as voter history, driver’s license numbers, and Social Security numbers.
- Georgia argued state privacy laws prevent sharing this personal data; it offered only publicly available voter information.
- The DOJ claims federal laws require access to the full voter rolls to check for election rule violations.
- Judge Calvert ruled federal laws do not override Georgia’s voter privacy protections.
- The DOJ is reviewing the ruling and may appeal the decision.
- President Trump’s administration has sued 30 states seeking unredacted voter records to check for possible election fraud.
- Similar lawsuits by the DOJ have been rejected in 25 other courts across the U.S.
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