The DOJ Misled a Judge About How It’s Using Voter Roll Data

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2026-04-06 07:30:06

🚨 Did you know the DOJ recently misled a judge regarding its use of voter roll data? In a surprising turn of events, the acting head of the DOJ’s voting section stated that the agency hadn't accessed the nonpublic data it collected – but this wasn't true.

Understanding how governmental agencies handle sensitive information is crucial, especially as voters. It’s a reminder to stay informed about how our data is managed and to advocate for transparency in voting processes.

Let’s hold our institutions accountable and ensure they protect our rights!

Read more about this important issue here: https://www.wired.com/story/doj-misled-judge-voter-roll-data/

#VoterRights #Transparency #Accountability #DOJ #CivicEngagement

🚨 Did you know the DOJ recently misled a judge regarding its use of voter roll data? In a surprising turn of events, the acting head of the DOJ’s voting section stated that the agency hadn't accessed the nonpublic data it collected – but this wasn't true. Understanding how governmental agencies handle sensitive information is crucial, especially as voters. It’s a reminder to stay informed about how our data is managed and to advocate for transparency in voting processes. Let’s hold our institutions accountable and ensure they protect our rights! Read more about this important issue here: https://www.wired.com/story/doj-misled-judge-voter-roll-data/ #VoterRights #Transparency #Accountability #DOJ #CivicEngagement

The acting head of the DOJ’s voting section told a judge last week that the agency had not touched the nonpublic voter roll data it has collected. That wasn’t true.

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