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The Department of Justice filed five new lawsuits against Utah, Oklahoma, Kentucky, West Virginia, and New Jersey to obtain unredacted voter-roll data, including private identifiers, as part of a broader federal effort to access state election records. The suits—bringing the total to over two dozen—face state pushback over privacy and constitutional authority, amid a tense national debate on federal involvement in elections.
The DOJ and the Trump administration are conducting broad efforts to collect voter data and inspect voting equipment in various states, raising concerns among election officials about federal overreach and potential interference in upcoming elections, especially with activities in Colorado and requests for voter rolls across multiple states.
My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell has been ordered by a federal judge to pay $5 million to software developer Robert Zeidman after Zeidman successfully challenged the election data Lindell provided at a "cyber symposium" event. Despite Lindell's hopes for the award to be wiped out, the judge confirmed the decision, stating that the panel did not exceed its authority in interpreting the poorly written contract.