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Justice Department Sues California Over Voter Rolls

14 Oct to 16 Oct
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Justice Department Sues California Over Voter Rolls. (2026, October 16). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/80218

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“The Department of Justice sent letters to California election officials demanding immediate action to ensure that noncitizens who automatically received ballots per California law do not vote in the upcoming federal election,” a Justice Department spokesperson said in a statement.

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  1. 14 Oct

    “The Department of Justice sent letters to California election officials demanding immediate action to ensure that noncitizens who automatically received ballots per California law do not vote in the upcoming federal election,” a Justice Department spokesperson said in a statement.

    4 outlets · NBC News
  2. 15 Oct

    Federal officials supplied Los Angeles County with a password-protected thumb drive identifying suspected noncitizens who were sent mail-in ballots, according to letters sent Tuesday to Secretary of State Shirley Weber and LA County Clerk Dean Logan.

    2 outlets · New York Post

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