Multi-source·Jul 20, 2026·2 sources analyzed
A federal judge rejected DOJ’s demand for Connecticut voter-roll data
A U.S. district judge dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit seeking Connecticut’s statewide voter list, a ruling with privacy and election-administration stakes as federal demands continue in other states. (sources: www.aclu.org, portal.ct.gov, www.ctinsider.com, www.justice.gov)
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A U.S. district judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking Connecticut's unredacted voter registration list, a ruling with privacy and election-administration stakes as similar federal demands continue in other states.
- United States v. Thomas (www.aclu.org)
- Federal judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit over Connecticut voter rolls (www.ctinsider.com)
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