DOJ Seeks Voter Data, Raising Election Concerns | JQJO

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has requested voter information from at least six states, sparking concerns. Requests included voter registration lists, information on voting systems, and how non-citizens on voter lists are identified. In Colorado, outreach was allegedly made on behalf of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, prompting worries about election interference. Some states, like Colorado and Wisconsin, have strong laws protecting voting systems and access to voter data, highlighting potential legal jeopardy for unauthorized access. The White House and DOJ haven't yet commented.