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Attorney General Palm Bondi has instructed the officials of the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate the election practices across the country as part of the efforts of the Trump administration to crack down on the federal election laws.
Doj’s Civil Rights Division is largely leading this effort, which is sometimes known as “voter roll”, and is known as emphasizing them on identifying any non -services.
A DOJ source told Fox News, “Election integrity begins with a clean voter role. It is the foundation of a safe election.” “There is a culture of non -non -compliance from many states that do not update their roles. This DOJ is breaking.”
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Attorney General Palm Bondi speaks with President Donald Trump in a recent Supreme Court verdict in the briefing room at the White House at Washington, DC on 27 June 2025. (Joe Redal/Getty Images)
Some states, such as Visconsin And UtaRecently, correspondence related to election was shared which he did with DOJ on state websites. Republican state secretary of New Hampshire rejected Demand To provide DOJ with a statewide database of voters, saying that laws do not allow the state to do so.
The department sent more unusual demand letters to several local electoral offices in California, who were asking for comprehensive personal data about any nonsuctures ending on voter registration lists.
One of the least recipients, Orange County protested DemandTo motivate DOJ to sue. County lawyers replied that county election officials were authorized under the federal law to withdraw sensitive information about voters.
In a hurry of activity by an executive order, Trump signed in March, working coordinating with the states on the election integrity to the Attorney General, which has been the top priority for him since his 2020 election loss. Trump ordered Doj to review how the states manage their voter registration lists, enter information-sharing agreements with the states, assist in states prosecuted for election-related crimes, and where possible, punish the non-cooperative states.
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An election worker Phoenix, on November 5, 2024 in Arizona, takes out a ballot from an envelope to count and inspect the pages inside the Markopa County Tablement and Election Center (MCTEC) on 5 November 2024, November 5, 2024. (Patrick T. Follen/AFP via Getty Image)
Several Democrat -led states sued the order, and a federal judge in Massachusetts temporarily blocked parts of it, stating that “the Constitution does not provide any specific powers to the President on elections.” DOJ is appealing to the ruling.
Sen Dick darbinD-Il., Exploded DOJ’s efforts, suggesting that they were designed to obstruct racial minorities to vote.
“These efforts will endanger the voters of the colors, low-income communities and active military personnel under the guise of fighting fraud,” Durbin said.
Trump has often voiced his complaints about voter fraud, stating that it is widespread and illegal immigrants are voting, but there are very few evidence to support those claims.
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While the states have identified nonsuction on voter rolls and have been removed as part of regular voter list maintenance, they have hardly found cast ballots. “Existing security measures are broadly effective,” a center for election innovation and research Analysis Recently found.
Last October, a Chinese national allegedly voted in the 2024 election in Michigan. The suspected, a student of Michigan University used his student identity information and other data to complete the same day voter registration form, living legally in the country. He was accused of voter fraud and Parasari.
