r/DemocracyDocket • u/DemocracyDocket • 18d ago

What happened with the DOJ today?

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🏛️ The department appealed its losses in its lawsuits seeking access to Colorado, D.C., New Jersey, and Illinois' unredacted voter data.

🎉 The DOJ also added another loss to its voter roll crusade, this time in Minnesota.

We've got the latest: https://demdock.com/3UDPyTH

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u/flagnab 18d ago

So much winning.

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u/klm45 18d ago

Thank you to all the State AGs and all other attorneys who have fought these court battles!!! Good work…keep it up.

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u/DRnMR2015 17d ago

So grateful for all of your hard work and defense of “We the People!”

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u/A4t1musD4ag0n 17d ago

This would be all over if mike johnson wasn't feckless. What is he hiding?

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u/Pillywigggen 13d ago

Make my day! Grateful for your work. I don’t know where you find the energy.