DOJ targets voter data in 4 states and Georgia's Fulton County related to 2020 election

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DOJ targets voter data in 4 states and Georgia's Fulton County related to 2020 election

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched legal action against four states and Georgias Fulton County, seeking access to voter-related information connected to the 2020 presidential election.

Federal officials say the requested data is necessary to enforce national election laws and to review how voter registration and election records were maintained. According to the Justice Department, the targeted jurisdictions have not fully complied with previous requests for information.

The dispute centers on access to voter lists and related records that are protected under federal statutes requiring states and local governments to preserve and, when appropriate, provide election data for oversight purposes.

Officials in the affected states and in Fulton County have raised concerns about privacy, state authority, and the scope of federal oversight. They argue that voter information must be handled carefully and in accordance with local laws.

The cases add to ongoing tensions between state election administrators and federal authorities over how elections are managed and reviewed in the aftermath of the 2020 vote.

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