The Department of Justice on Thursday sued five additional states, requesting that their election data be shared with the Trump administration amid its push for access to voter rolls from states across the country.Four states President Donald Trump carried in the last three presidential elections — Utah, Oklahoma, Kentucky and West Virginia — were slapped with the latest legal action, along with New Jersey.The DOJ has now sued more than two dozen states in efforts to access election records, with most of the states being controlled by Democrats.Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harme...
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